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Funding awarded academic year 2006-07

During this period we have submitted 51 applications for funding. Of these 28 totalling £3.4 million were successful. HealthQWest core and associated staff at the partner institutions have been awarded £1.4 million of this. Our sources of funding include; Research Councils, Government, Industry, European and UK Medical Charities, and the NHS. Of the 51 applications seven are still awaiting decision.

ID Funding Body Award Details
G1 NHS Lanarkshire £13K Banks. P, Blair V. Joint applicants: Evaluation of Practice Ambassadors. Start January 2007, duration 12 months.
G2 NHS Lanarkshire £20K Blair V, Banks P. Joint applicants: inter-professional educational package to support intermediate care. Duration 7 months.
G3 NHS Lanarkshire £24K Blair V, Banks P. Joint applicants: Evaluation of proactive integrated care management (EPIC). Duration four years.
G4 NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde £35K Skelton DA, Rowe P. To evaluate the current osteoporosis and falls service in relation to the NHS Greater Glasgow Strategy for Osteoporosis and Falls Prevention Strategy Document 2006. Start November 2007, duration 12 months.
G5 Health Technology Assessment £1.5M Iliffe S, S See-Tai S, Skelton D, Kendrick D, Dinan D, MasudT, Oliver D, Morris R, Gage H, Bowling A.  A multi-centre cluster trial in primary care comparing a community group exercise programme with home based exercise and with usual care for people aged 65 and over. Duration 2007-2010.
G6 DfID/ESRC £196K Cornish F, Campbell C. The social conditions for effective community mobilisation: Learning from sex worker led projects in India. Start March 2007, duration  25 months.
G7 NHS Social Determinants & Interventions for Health £25K McIntosh J, Cornish F, Bryans A, Wallis L. Developing community nurses’ capacities to challenge health inequalities. Funded by NHS Scotland, Social Determinants and Interventions for Health Programme 12 months. Start June 2001, duration 12 months.
G8 Arthritis Research Campaign £89K Woodburn J, Gardner-Medwin J, Hendry G, Sturrock R, McColl J, Watt G, Lorgelly P. Foot disease in juvenile idiopathic arthritis: a randomised controlled trial of an intensive foot care programme. Duration 36 months.
G9 European League Against Rheumatism €30K Woodburn J, Vliet Vlieland T, Rosenbaum R, Balint G. Translation and validation of the Leeds Foot Impact Scale for rheumatoid arthritis into Dutch, German, and Hungarian, using Rasch analysis. Duration 36 months.
G10 Arthritis Research Campaign £355K Woodburn J, Sturrock R. Allied Health Professional Academic Post (Research): Senior Lecturer in Podiatry Duration 60 months.
G11 NHS GG&C £11K Rowe P, Pratt J, Granat M, Dalgleish L, Jackson A, Plummer A. An evaluation of the condition management programme including user satisfaction, efficiency of decision making, and client benefit and outcome. Duration 2007.
G12 The State Hospital Research Funding Committee £35K Duncan E, Thompson L, Dalgleish L. A study of clinicians assessment and decision making regarding patient’s ‘readiness to transfer’ from the State Hospital.  Duration 2007-2009.
G13 CSO £100K Cheyne H, Dalgleish L, Tucker J, Shetty A, McLeod S. The decision to transfer: Risk assessment and decision making in labour. Duration 2007-2009.
G14 ME Research UK £9K Nijs J, Van Oosterwijck J, Meeus M, Paul L. Unravelling the aetiology of post-exertional malaise in ME/CFS: the role of intracellular immunity and sensory processing.
G15 MS Trust £5K Schyns F, Noble E, Paul L. Vibration therapy in Multiple Sclerosis: A pilot study exploring its effects on tone, strength, sensation and functional performance.
G16 Multiple Sclerosis Society £18K Paul L, Mason L, McFadyen A, Roy C. A preliminary study to investigate the effect of stretching and positioning the lower limb in a lengthened position on knee joint contractures in people with Multiple Sclerosis.


G17

CSO, Scotland £22K Paul L, Ellis B, Leese G, McFadyen A. The effect of a secondary task on gait parameters of diabetic elderly people with and without peripheral neuropathy and its association with falls.
G18 ME Research UK £5K Paul L, Rafferty D. Physiological cost of walking at self selected and matched speeds in those with CFS/ME.
G19 Parkinsons Disease Society £10K Rochester L. Does cueing improve gait in people with Parkinson’s disease and dementia? Co-applicants: Professor David Burn, Institute for Ageing and Health, Newcastle University; Dr Alice Nieuwboer, Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven, Belgium. Start July 2007, duration 6 months.
G20 ESRC £192K McInnes L, Briggs P, Little L, Rochester L. New metrics for exploring the relationship between mobility and successful ageing.  Start October 2007.
G21 Zimmer LTD £357K Blyth M, Rowe P, The functional outcome of using Navigated Knee surgery in Total Knee arthroplasty an RCT. Start April 2007, duration 36 months.
G22 NHS  QIS £29K Philip R. A review of clinical outcome measures and development of an audit tool to evaluate the application of Ankle Foot Orthosis in early stroke rehabilitation. Start February 2007, duration 3 months.
G23 Burdett Trust for Nurses £40K Kerr S, Lawrence M, Watson H, Whyte R, Ellis G. Lifestyle information following stroke: listening to what patients and carers say.
G24 NHS Education Scotland and QIS £120K Brown J, Duffy K, Tolson D. The PLACE Project (The Profile of Learning Achievements in Care Environments Project).
G25 CSO £50K Schofield I, Stott D, Tolson D. Validity of the 4 item abbreviated Mental Test for older people in an accident and emergency department.
G26 EQUAL £92K Tolson D, Hoy D, Darbyshire C, Lowndes A, Watson D. Credit Care; helping carers prepare for re-entry into the workforce by crediting their transferable skills.
G27 British Academy £7K Booth J, Kumlien S. Tolson D. A cross cultural comparison on influences on nurses rehabilitation practices in relation to urinary incontinence following stroke.
G28 Bell College Knowledge Transfer Fund £20K Blair V, Banks P. Joint applicants: Enhancing students’ learning experiences during work placements: an evalutation of learning support mechanisms in the NHS. Start July 2006, duration 18 months.

Contributed by Professor Tracey Howe
Updated Monday 10 Dec 2007

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