Hydrotherapy study aims to reduce pain for people with rare syndrome
Metabolic specialists at Salford Royal have launched a new study which aims to reduce joint pain and improve mobility for...
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MorePlacement gives student Lauren insight into research’s role in clinical practice
Lauren Nance is a final year physiotherapy student at the University of Salford and her final six-week placement was with...
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MoreGround-breaking physiotherapy treatment for knee osteoarthritis
Two new research studies are developing a ground-breaking physiotherapy treatment for people with painful knee osteoarthritis. COGNITIVE MUSCULAR THERAPY (CMT)...
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MoreClinical research internship opportunity on the TAPER-Pain study
Nurses, midwives, allied health professionals and research delivery team are invited to apply for a clinical research internship on the...
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MoreNew funding will extend research on activity pacing for chronic pain
Clinical academic physiotherapist, Dr Deborah Antcliff, has been awarded new funding to extend her research on activity pacing for chronic...
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MoreResearch programme is a career boost for physio Katie
Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) make up a third of the UK’s health and social care workforce and have huge potential...
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MoreWhy we should sit less and move more
Too much sitting and too little activity can be a risk to your health. While most people are aware of...
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MoreKeep up the exercises – but forget the wax bath, study suggests
Hand problems are often one of the first symptoms of the connective tissue disease scleroderma. Nine out of 10 people...
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Study seeks new way to tackle knee osteoarthritis
A ground breaking study is aiming to find a new way to help people with painful knee osteoarthritis. About 10...
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Improving care for people with chronic pain or fatigue
A new research study run by Bury’s Integrated Pain Service could improve care for people with chronic pain or fatigue....