Research Themes
Implementation Themes
Child & Adolescent Theme
Presentations at Conferences:
Mental health service use in the CLAHRC child and adolescent theme
Matt Owens, Valerie Dunn, Mischa Gwaspari, Kelly Harris, Megan Ryan, Sonya Tsancheva & Ian Goodyer
CPFT AGM. Sep 2011.
Mental health in young people approaching transitional care_TC17 pilot phase
06 04 2011 – 08 04 2011. MHRN 2011 National Scientific Meeting conference
20 05 2011. QIPP for mental health-Engineering CLAHRCS for the challenge conference]
Temperament and personality in adolescents.ppt
06 04 2011 – 08 04 2011. MHRN 2011 National Scientific Meeting’ conference
20 05 2011. QIPP for mental health-Engineering CLAHRCS for the challenge conference.
Perceptions of barriers to services_The development of a new scale
20 05 2011. QIPP for mental health-Engineering CLAHRCS for the challenge conference
The transfer of care project
20 05 2011. QIPP for mental health-Engineering CLAHRCS for the challenge conference
Old Age & End of Life Care Theme
What is the Cambridgeshire and Peterborough CLAHRC?
Jane Fleming on behalf of the CLAHRC CP Old Age theme
Invited presentation to Addenbrooke’s Hospital Research Professionals Workshop Day, May 2011
A quarter-century of research with ‘older old’ people and their carers: the Cambridge City over-75s Cohort study
Jane Fleming on behalf of the CC75C study collaboration
Invited speaker University of Aberdeen Institute of Applied Health Sciences seminar series, Mar 2011
‘Just saying no?’ Factors associated with non-acceptance of ambulance transport against clinicians’ advice.
Thompson F, Jacob R, Watson P, Holland A, Clare I
Poster presentation at Faculty of Pre-hospital care Scientific Annual Conference, 24th November 2009, Stoneleigh Park, Coventry.
Limbic Encephalitis may present with psychiatric symptoms: A Case Study.
Fiona Thompson, Narinder Kapur
RCPsychiatr-East, August 2010
2010
Towards an Understanding of Choice in End of Life Care Policy.
Erica Borgstrom. British Society of Anthropology Medical Sociology Annual Conference – Sept 2010, Durham.
Support, loneliness and well-being amongst very old people in their last year of life (poster).
Farquhar M, Zhao J, Pepper H, Barclay S, Kinmonth AL, Fleming J and Cambridge CC75C study collaboration. European Association for Palliative Care, Glasgow, 10th-12th June 2010.
Qualitative research to explore very old people’s experiences and perceptions of informal care at the end of life (oral).
Fleming J, Barclay S, Brayne C, Zhao E, Farquhar M. Cancer Experiences Collaborative Older Adult Theme 2nd State of the Science Meeting, London, 6th May 2010.
The “oldest old” in the last year of life: population-based findings from ≥85-year-old CC75C study participants (poster).
Zhao E, Barclay S, Farquhar M, Kinmonth AL, Brayne C, Fleming J. British Geriatrics Society, Edinburgh, 22nd-24th April 2010.
The oldest old in the last year of life
Jane Fleming, Jun Zhao, Morag Farquhar, Anouk Perrels, Ann-Louise Kinmonth, Carol Brayne, Stephen Barclay for the Cambridge City over-75s Cohort (CC75C) study collaboration
Invited presentation with CLAHRC colleagues to the Department of Medicine for the Elderly,
Addenbrooke’s Hospital, June 2010
Self rated health of very old people in the last years of life
Jun Zhao, Jane Fleming, Stephen Barclay, Morag Farquhar, Ann-Louise Kinmonth, Carol Brayne for Cambridge City over-75s Cohort (CC75C) study collaboration
Palliative Care Congress, Bournemouth, Mar 2010
Place of death for the oldest old: more than half of over-85-year-olds die away from home
Jane Fleming, Jun Zhao, Morag Farquhar, Carol Brayne, Stephen Barclay for Cambridge City over-75s Cohort (CC75C) study collaboration
Palliative Care Congress, Bournemouth, Mar 2010
Neuropathological correlates of falling in the older old – Cambridge City over-75s Cohort Study’s population-based brain donor collection
Kathryn Richardson, Sally Hunter, Tom Dening, John H Xuereb, Fiona E Matthews, Carol Brayne, Jane Fleming and the CC75C neuropathology collaboration
13th MOBEX: Mobility, falls and exercise European network meeting, Trondheim, Jan 2010
CRASSH Health and Welfare Symposium – June 2009, Cambridge. Erica Borgstrom, ‘Good Death’: Medical Students’ Expectations and Realisations
BSA MedSoc Annual Conference – Sept 2009, Manchester. Erica Borgstrom, “Or perhaps he’s in denial…”: Medical Students’ Construction, use and reaction to ‘denial’ in relation to dying patients.
Explorations in Ethnography, Language and Communication Conference – Sept 2009, Birmingham. Erica Borgstrom, Exploring Medical Students’ Reflective Portfolios – The Need for Context
Qualitative Research in the NHS Annual Conference – Oct 2009, Cambridge. Erica Borgstrom, Medical Students’ Reflective Portfolios after Meeting Patients Close to the End of Life – Reading Beyond the Words
Palliative Care Congress – March 2010, Bournemouth. Erica Borgstrom, ‘Good Death’ from the perspective of medical students after meeting patients in palliative care
ASME – July 2010, Cambridge. Erica Borgstrom, Simon Cohn and Stephen Barclay (presented by SB), Medical Professionalism: Conflicting Values for Tomorrow’s Doctors
Qualitative Research exploring preferences for place of care of very old people at the end of life – Cambridge City over-75s Cohort Study
Jane Fleming, Morag Farquhar, Stephen Barclay Ann-Louise Kinmonth, Carol Brayne
Qualitative research in the NHS – 1st annual conference, Churchill College, Cambridge, Oct 2009
Long-term effects of mobility on skeletal frailty – quantitative heel ultrasound scans of nonagenarians: asymmetry with reported lower limb problems and longitudinal associations with walking
Jane Fleming, Carol Brayne
12th MOBEX: Mobility, falls and exercise European network meeting, Oxford, Jan 2009
Process Design and Change Implementation Theme (EDC & JBS)
Diffusion of knowledge and innovation in health systems: Advice and collaboration networks among Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs)
Sep 2011. Michael Barrett. Clinical Commissioning Launch Event organised by the SHA East of England in Chilford Hall
