Grant Awards

Improving the lives of stroke survivors with data. Total: £1,766, 824. O’Connell, co-applicant. Principal applicant: Wolfe, King's College London.
NIHR IMPROVE Trial: Improving life quality in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease by increasing uptake and completion of pulmonary rehabilitation with lay health workers: a cluster randomised controlled trial. Total: £1,254,210. Godfrey, Spinou, co-applicants. Principal applicant: White, King's College London.
UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship: Development of a stratified model of care for acute rehabilitation after hip fracture. Total: £1,059,768. Sheehan, Principal applicant.
Feasibility and multi-centre clinical trial of gait rehabilitation in patients with recently diagnosed rheumatoid arthritis: the Gait Rehabilitation in Early Arthritis Trial. Total: £601,284. Godfrey, co-applicant. Principal applicant: Bearne, St Georges.
Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Outcomes after Hip Fracture by Duration, Frequency and Type of Rehabilitation: Linked Chartered Society of Physiotherapy ‘Hip Sprint’ Audit Analysis. Total: £149,982. Sheehan, Principal applicant.
Survival and Recovery After Hip Fracture Surgery by Timing of Mobilisation: Secondary Analysis of the UK National Hip Fracture Database. Total: £149,240. Sheehan, Principal applicant.
Development of an optimal physiotherapy intervention for arthrofibrosis following total knee replacement. Total: £149,925. Sheehan, co-applicant. Principal applicant: Hall, Nottingham.
Digital and Remote Enhancements for the Assessment and Management of older people living with frailty (DREAM). Total: £147,787. Whitney, PI.
UKRI Future Leaders Fellows Plus Fund: Supporting institutional and managerial responses to championing the career development and progression of early career researchers. Total: £24,991. Sheehan, Principal applicant.
Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Charitable Trust Scheme B. Community Physiotherapists’ Perceptions of Provision of Rehabilitation after Hip Fracture. Total: £24,991. Sheehan, Primary Supervisor.
Kings College Hospital Charity. A study to scope the feasibility and applicability of remote scalability rehabilitation provision for COVID-19 survivors. Total: £14,232. Whitney, Principal applicant. Godfrey, co-applicant.
Outdoor mobility after hip fracture: a feasibility randomised controlled trial. Total: £255,434. Sheehan, Principal applicant; Godfrey, co-applicant.
Primary care encounters for foot and ankle problems in children and young people: an epidemiological analysis. Total: £149,604. Morrison, Principal applicant.

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