New project receives NIHR funding to develop personalized rehabilitation program for long Covid patients
A new research project, led by a team from St George s, University of London and Kingston University as well as Cardiff University, has received major funding from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) to develop personalized rehabilitation programmes to help patients live well with long Covid.
Led by Professor Fiona Jones, from the Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education at St George s, University of London and Kingston University, the project will work in partnership with individuals living with long Covid to design and evaluate a package of self-management support personalized to their needs.
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New research into treatment and diagnosis of long COVID
15 new studies across the UK will expand research into long COVID to support thousands of vulnerable people, backed by nearly £20 million through the NIHR
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15 new studies across UK to expand research that will support thousands of vulnerable people
Nearly £20 million for research projects will help improve understanding of long COVID and identify effective treatments
Projects include the largest long COVID trial to date which will involve over 4,500 people
Thousands of people suffering with long COVID will benefit from new research programmes backed by £19.6 million to help better understand the condition, improve diagnosis and find new treatments.
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