List of pages

  • Evaluation of a Co-Produced Overdose Detection Wristband

    4th July 2024

    A project funded by a grant from the Office for Life Sciences aimed to develop a wearable overdose detection wristband, The Brave Inclusion Overdose (BIO) Wristband, in collaboration with opioid users. Running from September to December 2023, the project involved focus groups, interviews, and trials with hostel residents and staff. The wristband, designed to emit an alarm upon detecting a lack of movement, was well-received but feedback indicated a need for a slimmer design and improvements in usability. Impact stories highlighted its life-saving potential, marking a significant step forward in harm reduction technology.

  • REN (Research Engagement Network programme) Community Research Engagement with Telford Gurdwara

    2nd July 2024

    The REN programme aims to increase diversity in research. Following a workshop in Telford, Kumlesh volunteered to become a research champion for the local Sikh community. Eager to engage her community in health and care research, she collaborated with us and Temple leaders.

  • MPFT nurses publish research on gardening as therapy within a care home setting

    10th June 2024

    The Covid-19 pandemic required innovative strategies to enhance the wellbeing of care home residents. Anna Redpath, an advanced nurse practitioner, and Carolyn Fleurat, a district nurse from MPFT, developed a pilot project which utilised gardening as therapy to improve health and wellbeing in a care home setting. Their project illustrates the profound impact of creative therapeutic interventions and provides valuable insights for future healthcare practices.

  • Michael Mason Award for MPFT Honorary Consultant Rheumatologist

    1st May 2024

    Honorary Consultant Rheumatologist at MPFT and Keele University Professor of Rheumatology, Zoe Paskins, has won a national award for her research to improve the care of people living with osteoporosis and osteoarthritis.

  • Highlights from the 2024 MPFT Research and Innovation Conference

    22nd April 2024

    The 2024 MPFT Research and Innovation Conference, held on April 18th, showcased research across mental and physical health, social care, and public health. Attendees enjoyed expert talks, interactive workshops, and networking, with a focus on collaboration and innovation. The event highlighted ongoing research and opportunities for involvement, receiving positive feedback for its engaging content and research culture.

  • Honorary Consultant in Rheumatology at MPFT awarded a promotion to Professor at Keele University

    15th March 2024

    Professor Zoe Paskins has received a prestigious award of Professor of Rheumatology from Keele University’s School of Medicine.