University Of Nottingham

This study aims to see if eating more protein can improve health outcomes for people on long-term dialysis. Researchers will follow 114 adult patients for two years to measure if a higher protein diet leads to fewer unplanned hospital stays. The goal is to update old dietary guid…

This study is testing whether Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET), a type of talk therapy that helps people process traumatic memories, is practical and helpful for adults with psychosis who have experienced trauma. Participants will work with a therapist and complete regular questi…

This study is testing whether a special type of family therapy can help teenagers who have suffered a brain injury, and their parents, cope better emotionally. Up to six teen-parent pairs will receive 12 weeks of online therapy sessions together. The goal is to see if this approa…

This study aims to understand how technology affects staff behavior and patient safety when preventing accidental falls in hospitals. Researchers will observe up to 200 hospital staff members over a year to see how they use current fall prevention systems in their daily work. The…

This research aims to understand how a brain chemical called glutamate is linked to memory and attention problems in people who have experienced psychosis. It will involve brain scans and a safe, non-invasive brain stimulation technique to see if glutamate levels can help predict…

This study aims to understand why some people develop long-lasting pain after a serious limb fracture from a major accident, while others recover. Researchers will follow 450 patients with multiple injuries for six months after their accident, asking them about their pain levels.…

This study aims to collect and analyze tissue, blood, and fluid samples from people with suspected or confirmed cancers of the liver, bile ducts, or pancreas. Researchers will use these samples to understand the diseases better and to test new technologies, like advanced scopes a…

This study aims to understand the personal experiences and support needs of teenagers (aged 16+) who currently have a parent in prison. Researchers will conduct in-depth interviews with the teens, their non-imprisoned parent or caregiver, and a professional who works with the fam…

This small pilot study aims to understand how a short, intense exercise program affects healthy adults. Researchers want to measure changes in fitness and muscle mass to create a baseline for comparison. This information will help design better exercise plans to prepare future co…

This study aims to discover the most effective ways for nurses and therapists to talk to people with dementia to help them stand and walk sooner after hip fracture surgery. Researchers will video record up to 50 real-life care sessions on hospital wards to analyze the specific wo…