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YARNS Transitions Research Project Blog

YARNS Transitions Research Project Blog

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

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Understanding Acquired Brain Injury and Stroke through Science and Experience – University of Edinburgh Doors Open Day 2025

In this post, Gaoyuan Zhang,  Postgraduate MSc Advanced Nursing student who is taking the Acquired Brain injury and Stroke Rehabilitation course at the University of Edinburgh, shares her experience participating in the University of Edinburgh Doors Open Day 2025 as a student volunteer. She took part in an interactive event with the YARNS Transitions Project […]

31st October 2025 0

YARNS Transitions project update and calling for more participants!

In this blog, we are sharing project’s progress to date and good news. We are recruiting more individuals to participate in interactive online workshops as the final part of the research project. Please see the information below and spread the word!  ________________________________________________________________________________ Update   The YARNS Transitions project aims to develop a nurse-led psychosocial intervention […]

30th June 2025 0

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