INSPIRE’S Early Career Researchers Series Researcher Spotlight This month’s INSPIRE Early Career Researcher is Simona Arculeo from Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori of Milan. Simona is a radiation oncologist with plenty of research experience. She will have an important role to play in assessing and supporting the INSPIRE participants. Simona Arculeo Simona, tell us a bit […]
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INSPIRE’S Early Career Researchers Series Researcher Spotlight This month’s Early Career Researcher is Barbara Bressi who is a physiotherapist with Reggio Emilia Hospital and has a lot of experience in the area of cancer rehabilitation. Barbara has been with the INSPIRE research team from the very beginning, since the submission of the proposal, and is
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INSPIRE’S Early Career Researchers Series Researcher Spotlight This month’s INSPIRE Early Career Researcher is Julia Romeyer from Hospices Civils de Lyon. Julia joined the INSPIRE team in December 2022 and plays a core role in the INSPIRE team where she is involved with the provision and process evaluation of the INSPIRE intervention. LinkedIn Julia Romeyer Julia, tell us a
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Disability and Cancer: Individuals with advanced cancer often experience significant disability as a result of disease progression and cancer treatments, subsequently impacting on activities of daily living and quality of life (Fettes et al., 2022; Sleight et al., 2022). Offering palliative care, which incorporates rehabilitation strategies is recommended, but is not readily accessible to all
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INSPIRE’S Early Career Researchers Series Researcher Spotlight This month’s INSPIRE Early Career Researcher is Megan Bowers from King’s College London. Megan joined the INSPIRE team in early 2023 and is an integral member of the team investigating how INSPIRE’s palliative rehabilitation intervention might affect individuals with cachexia. LinkedIn ResearchGate Megan Bowers Megan, tell us a
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On January 30th and February 1st, the INSPIRE consortium gathered together in the Cicely Saunders Institute, King’s College London. Following our successful meeting in Lyon last year, this was the second consortium meeting to take place since the project officially kicked off. During the meeting, we heard from partner representatives on (i) engaging public and
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On January 23rd 2023, INSPIRE’s Scientific Project Manager, Joanne Bayly, visited St. Columba’s Hospice, Edinburgh, to discuss all things rehab. During the visit, Jo spoke about some of the core concepts in palliative rehabilitation, including centering the voice of the patient and acknowledging that rehabilitation is about supporting patients and their loved ones to adapt
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INSPIRE Kick-off meeting The INSPIRE (Integrated short-term palliative rehabilitation to improve quality of life and equitable care access in incurable cancer) project officially launched on the 12th of October in Lyon, France. INSPIRE will take place over four years and aims to place palliative rehabilitation at the heart of routine care for individuals with cancer. Hosted
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