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PGRs / Thesis Title / Submission Year

  • Helen Llewellyn / Feasibility And Acceptability Of Remote Leg Isometric Exercise And Lifestyle Change The Management Of Hypertension / 2028
  • Hilary Abbot-Brailey / Can arts be at the heart of care? A study of creative arts-based approaches in nurses’/health care professionals’ practice in social care contexts / 2027
  • Carolyn Chambers / Acceptability, feasibility and experience of Virtual Reality InDoor cycling for gamified Exercise in Stroke and Parkinson’s Disease (V-RIDE-SPD) / 2027
  • Gabriel Gatti / Objective gait assessment for clinical application in Parkinsons Disease: From validation to fall prediction / 2027
  • Sepideh Ghaemian / Understanding bone health after stroke: Evidence, Perspectives and Digital Health / 2027
  • Sneha Chakraverty / Longitudinal patterns of physical and mental recovery in previously hospitalised COVID-19 survivors / 2027
  • David Power / Pain in elite rugby union players and rehabilitation implications / 2027
  • Martin Ackah / Exploring principles of fatigue management, activity pacing and self-regulation in persons with chronically fatiguing conditions / 2026
  • Drusilla Asante / Development of a Tailored Intervention to Improve Participation in Physical Activity in Pregnant Women / 2026
  • Patrick Tait / Neural correlates of balance in ageing and Parkinson’s Disease / 2025
  • Clare Wade / A group Concept mapping and eThnographic study of IntensiVe carE rehabilItation CUlture (ACTIVE-ICU) / 2025
  • Madelaine Hill / ‘Can Physiotherapist’s make ‘Smart’er Return to Sport decisions with Wearable Technology?’ / 2025
  • Charlotte Nichol / Feasibility and acceptability of a telerehabilitation interventions for older cardiac patients undergoing TAVI / 2024

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  • Ana Flavia Silveria - Federal University of São Carlos

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