James, our PPIE lead, has written a paper outlining the development of our outreach programme over the last 5 years. This programme has been supported through the development of RHITE, and helps us ensure that the voices of people with lived experience (including [...]
What to understand more about what the NIHR funding does? Listen to Professor Peter Hutchinson, Director of Brain Injury HRC, Dr Virginia Newcombe, Acute Care and Monitoring Theme Lead, and James Piercy, PPIE Lead, talk about how the funding through the Brain Injury [...]
Listen to Elizabeth Bayleigh, Chair of our Public Oversight Committee, talk about her journey as a patient and her struggle to fight for her medical care. In 2011, Elizabeth's life changed. Overnight, Elizabeth went from sitting on the bench as one of the [...]
Listen to James Piercy talk with Enrico Giuliani, Founder of NeuronGuard, and Andrea Lavinio, Clinical lead and Consultant in NeuroTrauma, about Aurora, a selective and portable cerebral targeted temperature management system, and their next study SELETHERM 2 (Selective Brain Temperature Management) Often, following [...]
Listen to James Piercy talk to James Chapman, co-founder of Decently, about Melo and how data can be used to understand people's recovery journey. During your time as a patient in a hospital, you go through many different teams, all with their own [...]
Pankhurst Health Technology Translation Toolkit The Pankhurst Health Technology has created a translation toolkit. It aims to support researchers and innovators working on healthcare technologies in progressing their research along the translational pipeline, from the early stages of development to implementation [...]
Listen to James Piercy talk with Szczepan Orlins, Founder of Animorph Coop, a company that aims to push rehabilitation into the future and make it fun and accessible for your home. They discuss 2 new devices that support the rehabilitation of people with [...]
Listen to James Piercy talk with Jeremy Holland, Chief Executive of Crainio, about their non-invasive intracranial pressure monitoring system. Normally, when you need to monitor the pressure inside your skull, you have to drill a hole in the skull to put a bolt [...]