Research
Strategic aim: Promote excellence in the evidence base, translating research into best practice for families after ABI.
Stay informed
We provide a platform to share contemporary research findings about the impact of ABI on families.
Papers of interest
Conference posters
Check out these posters from UKABIF 2024!
Research presentations.
Study recruitment
Driving change through research
We have been supporting researchers to recruit participants to studies that will improve the lives of families after ABI. Check out these study adverts to find out more.
Looking to get involved?
If you are a family member and would like to help researchers design better research, or take part in research yourself you can register your interest on the Register for Healthcare Involvement and Technology Evaluation (RHITE)
Once registered in may be a little while before you are paired with a research team.
https://orion.net/rhite
Looking for a supervisor?
Are you looking for an expert to supervise research that will make a difference to families after ABI?
Check out our profiles below and contact them directly with your ideas for research to improve the lives of families after ABI.
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University of Derby
Specialist areas: Qualitative research/narrative inquiry/thematic analysis/ Traumatic brain injury
email: c.whiffin@derby.ac.uk
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University of Plymouth
Specialist areas: mixed methods; qualitative; social care; literature reviews; sibling perspectives, ambiguous loss
email: a.norman@plymouth.ac.uk
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University of East Anglia
Specialist areas: DClinPsych; identity; qualitative inquiry