FAtigue Management Education for Work (FAME-W) is designed to reduce the impact of fatigue, pain and stress on work performance of individuals with arthritis
Huge congratulations to our colleague @deirdretcd who was elected to Fellowship today. This is well deserved recognition of her research and scholarship. We are very proud of her! @TrinityMed1@tcddublin@AOTInews
We started a new program and we already got some feedback after our first session! “I got a lot of useful information! thanks very much!” Thank you for the feedback! @ShalalehK@deirdretcd
We are still recruiting for our 'Managing Fatigue at Work' online programme for people with arthritis! If you have arthritis, are aged 18-65 and currently working, and want to enrol in our study contact us at [email protected]@Arthritisie@tcd_ot@gorman_aoife @CarolPhelan01
Another beautiful feedback on our handbook “I wouldn’t change a thing, it’s perfect” 🙏🏼 you can contact @deirdretcd or @ShalalehK for information on how to participate in our study or you can email [email protected]!!
I'm looking forward to giving a Masterclass next week to the @AOTInews - Association of Occupational Therapists of Ireland about tips for parenting with #rheumatoidarthritis and coping skills for living a full and meaningful life with RA!
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We are in the second week of one our programmes and we are already getting good feedback! “The fatigue diary is interesting as I'm always very tired. It's good for me to actually look at when I feel tired and why.” #WorkandArthritis
@YvonneCodd This is unacceptable when research shows the significant effect of occupational therapy in managing fatigue and improving work ability @WorkCancerIRL @WorkandArthrit1
"This research will lead to a better understanding of disease onset and progression": Professor Ursula Fearon's research on Rheumatoid Arthritis.
Read the latest in our Research Impact Case Study Series from the @TrinityMed1 Research Strategy: https://t.co/YGzdHHjjGZ
Studies in people with Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) shows that walking could be a beneficial option in improving your sleep quality and duration so why not give it a try with support and advice from your chartered physiotherapist.
@corktherapy@AlliedHealthUL
We are still recruiting for our 'Managing Fatigue at Work' online programme for people with arthritis! If you have arthritis, are aged 18-65 and currently working, and want to enrol in our study contact us at [email protected]@Arthritisie@tcd_ot@gorman_aoife @CarolPhelan01