CaHRU’s REST project features in Health Foundation’s stories of outstanding impact in primary care

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The Resources for Effective Sleep Treatment (REST) project featured in the Health Foundation’s recent newsletter, ‘Stories of outstanding impact in primary care‘. The REST project is an ongoing area of research within the Quality and Outcomes in Primary Healthcare group Continue reading CaHRU’s REST project features in Health Foundation’s stories of outstanding impact in primary care

CAHRU at the College of Social Science Summer Conference

Poster Presentation

CaHRU members, Viet-Hai Phung, Ana Godoy and Dr Jo Middlemass all presented posters at the recent College of Social Science Summer Conference, held at the University of Lincoln Business School on Thursday 2nd July. The purpose of the Conference was Continue reading CAHRU at the College of Social Science Summer Conference

Professor Niro Siriwardena on primary care management of insomnia at Royal Society of Medicine

Presentation

Prof Niro Siriwardena was one of the invited speakers at the Royal Society of Medicine conference on CBT for insomnia disorder: evidence base and practical implementation methods, where he spoke on ‘Applying CBT for insomnia in general practice’. This was Continue reading Professor Niro Siriwardena on primary care management of insomnia at Royal Society of Medicine

Sleep, health and wellbeing: NICE Topic Advisory Workshop

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Professor Niro Siriwardena, director of CAHRU, attended a National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) topic advisory workshop on sleep, health and wellbeing. The event was hosted by NICE and chaired by Professor Colin Espie, Professor in the Nuffield Continue reading Sleep, health and wellbeing: NICE Topic Advisory Workshop

Online communities and social networking platforms for computerised therapies

A new study investigating how computerised cognitive behavioural therapy (CCBT) can be enhanced through the use of social networking platforms was published in the British Journal of General Practice in December 2012.  This qualitative study, funded by the EPSRC and Continue reading Online communities and social networking platforms for computerised therapies