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Developing a nurse-led intervention to support young adults impacted by brain injury

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Month: November 2023

My First Experience Leading a Festival of Social Science 2023 Event

In this blog, Dr Catherine Clarissa shares her experiences leading and organising our YARNS Transitions public engagement events, which were a part of the Festival of Social Science 2023. Clarissa leads Work Package 1 of the YARNS Transitions project, involving a realist review of psychosocial interventions for young adults undergoing neurorehabilitation after an acquired brain […]

24th November 2023 0

Welcome to a new member of the team! Masters by Research (Nursing) student, Mrs Carolina Henriquez

In this blog, we are happy to welcome and introduce a new addition to the YARNS Transitions team, the MScR student, Mrs Carolina Henriquez, is a registered nurse working at the NHS Trust Nottingham University Hospitals. Using a Q&A format, Carolina is sharing her background, motivations and expectations of joining the team. She was awarded […]

6th November 2023 0

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