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Cognitive–behavioural therapy consistently improves quality of life
26 February 2021
Main Rehabilitation and self-management Research
A meta-review of the available research into cognitive behavioural therapy reveals it consistently improves health-related quality of life across different medical conditions and demographic populations.
Two NDORMS researchers receive Versus Arthritis Fellowships
13 November 2019
Botnar Funding Main Rehabilitation and self-management Shoulder
Two Versus Arthritis Fellowships have been awarded to NDORMS researchers for the study of frozen shoulder and for management of osteoarthritis among the oldest adults.
New clinical tool will help patients with acute ankle sprain
6 November 2018
Botnar Main Publication Rehabilitation and self-management Statistics and epidemiology
Patients arriving at hospital emergency departments with acute ankle sprains can expect more timely advice and follow-up care in future after researchers in Oxford developed a new tool that will aid clinical decisions on treatment.
Study confirms close contact casting offers alternative to surgery in unstable ankle fractures in older people
27 March 2018
Botnar Publication Rehabilitation and self-management Research
A study has confirmed that a new form of casting offers an alternative to invasive surgery in older people who have unstable ankle fractures.
Honours for Professor Sallie Lamb
17 August 2016
Awards Botnar Rehabilitation and self-management Statistics and epidemiology
NDORMS Professor Sallie Lamb has been elected Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences and been awarded an honorary Doctor of Science degree by Brunel University.