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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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Let’s Get Real!

  In this post, Research Assistant, Laura Wauthier shares her experiences working with the YARNS Transitions team on the first phase of the project. Laura will soon be moving to Oxford to continue her professional career, and we wish her the absolute best. If you are interested in working with us, please see the advert […]

8th September 2023 0

Welcome to our YARNS Transitions Research Project blog!

  We are delighted to welcome everybody to follow our blog. We will use this space as a news channel for the YARNS Transitions Research Project. The project aims to develop a nurse-led psychosocial intervention to support young adults with acquired brain injury. In the following blogs, you will learn more about the team leading […]

28th July 2023 0

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