Council for Allied Health Professions Research
Welcome to the East Anglia CAHPR Hub website.
The Council for Allied Health Professions Research (CAHPR) aims to develop AHP research. The CAHPR is available to any allied health professional interested in research.
You will find a range of information on this website aimed at supporting prospective and established AHP researchers.
Keep up-to-date with the latest information, news and events via this website, on Twitter @CAHPRangliaeast and on Facebook.
Can you help with this? https://twitter.com/SuzanneRastrick/status/1366840155080949760
⭐️One week since launch of #AHPsListen
⭐️Already engagement from citizens in 137 English postcodes
#AHPs can you help engage more people?
If we all passed details to 2 people who have experienced our services it would make such a difference 👉 https://ahpslisten.org/welcome
@WeAHPs
Congratulations @MelissaTaylorOT and goodluck!! We would love to hear more about your abstract @JPUHResearch @ClaireW_UK @CAHPRangliaeast https://twitter.com/MelissaTaylorOT/status/1366466143117049859
We are not completely convinced we’ve done this correctly (brain fog setting in) but Kate and I have submitted an abstract and session proposal for consideration for @theRCOT Conference! 🤩
Huge thanks also to @renegray82 for helping us with data collection! @JPUHTherapies
What has the last 20 years of UK research shown us about #ambulance #staff #wellbeing #mentalhealth, and where should the next 20 years take us? Out now: @lucyclarkuea @DrJuliaWilliams @UEA_Health @UEAHSCP https://twitter.com/_theBPJ_/status/1366697008120156163
Mental health, well-being and support interventions for UK ambulance services staff: an evidence map, 2000 to 2020 is #openaccess in 5:4 by @lucyclarkuea et al https://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/tcop/bpj/2021/00000005/00000004/art00004#aff_1