BEETLE is investigating multicomponent interventions to support older people after planned surgery, using mixed-method systematic review. Part of @EvidSynthTeam
Find out more about what the Beetle project is researching, and how we're planning to do it, in our guest blog on the fantastic @EvidSynthTeam's site.
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This week we had our first meeting with our patient PPI group. It was a really enjoyable discussion with lots of useful insight on the experience of hospital stays & things for us to think about as we develop our research. Can't wait to meet with the carers' group very soon!
If you've been thinking about joining our patient advisory group but unsure what it'll be like, check out this great video from Leon about his experience on another study. And then get in touch to find out more about the Beetle Project!
(Poster with contact details in next tweet)
"It's probably the most worthwhile thing I've ever done." We hear from Leon Farmer about his experience of getting involved in research as a patient advisor.
Find out more about how you can #BePartOfResearch: https://t.co/pJlBlstDIU
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As the meetings will be on Zoom, you don't need to be in Exeter to take part. In fact, we'd love to hear from people all over UK, so do get in touch if you might be interested and want to find out more.
We're recruiting for our patient advisory group! Help with research by sharing your experiences of being a patient aged over 60, admitted to hosptial for a planned procedure, or a carer/support for someone who was. Click to expand the poster below & get in touch for more details.
BEETLE is investigating approaches which aim to improve recovery for older people and reduce the length of time they spend in hospital after a planned surgery. We're specifically looking at people's experiences of these approaches & the impact on use of other services. 1/4
This work builds on a previous review which examined the effectiveness of these kinds of interventions. You can find out the results of that review here (including a summary, briefing paper, comic strip, and podcast): https://t.co/UOicsjhM9s