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We have 11 Physiology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Jordanstown
Physiology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Jordanstown
We have 11 Physiology PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Jordanstown
Estimating the burden of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in children and adults
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is often characterised by overactive, inattentive, and impulsive behaviours which have a negative effect on academic, occupational, or social lives of people with this condition. Read more
Implementing and evaluating person-centred key performance indicators in nursing homes
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
As the population ages, more older adults will receive care through long-term care settings. We are currently moving from a medical view of care towards a more person-centred approach to care, valuing the personhood of the individual and not just treating or managing a disease. Read more
Understanding physical activity and sedentary behaviour in adults with congenital heart disease: co-design and feasibility testing of an intervention
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
Congenital heart defects are the most common birth defects, defined as clinically significant structural heart disease present at birth and affect approximately 1% of births. Read more
The impact of different health service systems upon patient outcomes after total knee arthroplasty: An exploration of the patient journey after total knee replacement
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
Osteoarthritis (OA) affects over 595 million people globally, making it the 11th leading cause of disability. It primarily impacts weight-bearing joints, especially the knee. Read more
The identification of predictors for inappropriate service users repeat referrals for cardiac investigations; and the development of an intervention to reduce mis-referrals
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
People who feel their heart beating faster and stronger than normal (palpitations) often are sent for tests on their heart. These tests try to find the cause of these fast heart beats so that these people can be treated with medication or procedures to correct the problem. Read more
An exploration of knowledge, attitudes and experience of palliative care among refugees living in the United Kingdom
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
Refugees often face discrimination, poor access to healthcare and increased risks of health inequalities when living in a new country. Read more
Exploring the impact of healthcare communication within the lived experience of women who have secondary breast cancer
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
As cancer survivorship rates continue to improve (Cancer Research UK), there is an increased recognition of the longer term impact cancer diagnosis and treatment can have on mental and physical health (Brufsky et al, 2016; Spronk et al, 2018; Fallowfield et al, 2023). Read more
Enhancing Complex Clinical Reasoning through AI-Driven Adaptive Learning for Allied Health Professionals
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming healthcare, not only in clinical settings but also in the education of healthcare professionals. Read more
Measuring the impact of Advanced Practice Roles of AHP’s in Northern Ireland NHS, including on access to care and the patient journey at this interface between primary and secondary care
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
This project will capture information on AHP advanced practice across Nothern Ireland, identify existing impact on patient outcomes and then develop guidance and policies to enhance these roles and improve outcomes. Read more
Physical Literacy in Children with Disabilities
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
Disability, which includes long-term difficulties in physical, mental, or sensory functions, affects approximately 240 million children worldwide. Read more
The use of mobility related assistive technology across the life course by persons with spinal cord injury who use a manual wheelchair
Research Group:
Nursing and Health
There are increasing numbers of manual wheelchair users (MWU) who have been using their chair for more than 10 years. MWU often experience increased musculoskeletal ageing because of self-propelling, lifting, and transferring in and out of their chair repeatedly throughout the day. Read more
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