CATCH is growing, welkom Prof Luc de Witte
At CATCH we’re growing again. After two Translational Researchers and a Marketing and Communications Officer joined the team earlier this year, we’re now getting ready to welcome Professor Luc de Witte, our new Chair in Health Services Research, on Monday 3rd October 2016.
27 September 2016
Valuing Active Life in Dementia Implementation Training Day in Sheffield
Sheffield Occupational Therapists met up to reflect on their participation in the Valuing Active Life in Dementia research study and to consider how the Community Occupational Therapy in Dementia – UK intervention can best be implemented in to UK occupational therapy clinical practice.
26 September 2016
ADHD: is there an app for that?
My name is Naomi Robertson and I am an undergraduate Psychology student taking part in an eight week research project as a Research Assistant alongside supervisor Lauren Powell and co- supervisor Dr Jack Parker.
23 September 2016
CATCH supports National Eye Health Week through co-production #EyeHealthMatters
Our sight: improving detection and support for older people with sight loss is part of the CATCH programme, “Collaboration Aiming to Build Occupational Therapy Research” (CABOT 2). In support of National Eye Health Week (NEHW), we’re sharing our findings so far.
22 September 2016
Games you should play today #Worldalzheimersday
Since the launch of the AcTo Dementia website 6 months ago, we have evaluated more than 40 different types of game or activity, reviewing over 400 apps in the process.
21 September 2016
CATCH September Networking Lunch: a great turn out for Dr Heidi Christensen’s showcase
September saw the big re-launch of the CATCH Networking Lunch series following the summer break.
19 September 2016
Consent Support Tool – helping health research professionals obtain informed consent
Two CATCH academics have published the Consent Support Tool, which aims to facilitate involvement of people with communication disorders in health research studies by helping health research professionals to obtain informed consent from them.
12 September 2016
Applying Relationships Science to Contemporary Interventions (ApReSCI)
Applying Relationships Science to Contemporary Interventions (ApReSCI) is a three-year collaborative programme of seminars, designed to facilitate dialogue around relationships science between key stakeholders in contemporary interventions.
9 September 2016