Developing a behavioural intervention to increase lay-people's intentions to initiate CPR in the event of Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest (OHCA)
2019
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2020
This project aims to increase the number of people who survive after an "out of hospital cardiac arrest" by helping make
sure that people who are trained in resuscitation feel able and confident enoug...
Funder: Medical Research Council | Value: £3,663
A novel e-health resource to support patients and families in and after intensive care: spreading the word throughout NHS Scotland.
2017
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2019
Our website evaluated extremely positively among patients, family members and clinicians in NHS Lothian and our model is unquestionably of utility Scotland-wide.The underpinning research and iterative...
Funder: Health Foundation | Value: £29,884
A novel website to support patients and families in and after Intensive Care; spreading improvement across NHS Lothian
2017
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2018
In this project, we will spread the use of an innovative website, designed to support patients and family members in and after Intensive Care. We have already implemented the website at the Royal Infi...
Funder: The Scottish Centre for Telehealth and Telecare | Value: £7,894
Can counselling help patients and families after Intensive Care: a pilot study and evaluation: the CONNECT study
2017
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2017
Surviving critical illness is associated with chronic psychological distress. Anxiety occurs in 43% of patients and depression in 30% of patients at 12 months after hospital discharge. Post-traumatic ...
Funder: Edinburgh & Lothians Health Foundation | Value: £10,818
Getting it Right: the continuing support and service needs of ICU survivors
2016
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2017
In this project, we will develop a questionnaire designed to capture ICU survivors' healthcare and support needs. The questionnaire will be based on (1) a literature review and (2) a completed longitu...
Funder: The Intensive Care Society | Value: £1,620