Claire Burley

Brain researcher who loves learning about neurophysiology and psychology, going on adventures, running, obstacle racing and dancing :)

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Interested in reducing dementia risk? We are recruiting the following participants for a research study:
* People with a chronic condition (inc. dementia)
* Families/partners
* Healthcare professionals
* Industry
* Government/policy makers
[email protected]
@CurtinenAble

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

At @UNSWMedicine are looking for people over 55 with osteoarthritis and cognitive decline to take part in a Healthy Body & Mind Program within the @UNSW Medicine Lifestyle Clinic. If you are interested, please reach out [email protected] @CHeBA_UNSW

[UNSW Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) @CHeBA_UNSW]

UNSW School of Population Health is seeking participants for a study aimed at improving the health of people clinically diagnosed with hypertension.
➡️12 weeks
➡️Completely online
➡️Participants reimbursed with gift vouchers up to $150.
@UNSW @UNSWMedicine
https://t.co/nrpqN9yx6G

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Two exciting PhD opportunities available in Sydney
😍😍😍
Developing optimal rehabilitative exercise and lifestyle programs
🧠🏃💃🍏🍫🏋️‍♀️⛹️🧗‍♂️🧘🏄‍♂️🏊🤼🤸
Deadline: 24th July
@UNSWMedicine
https://t.co/TlPJ1Cw7LB

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Please see evidence for nonpharma approaches for symptoms of depression in dementia in our paper published in Ageing Research Reviews.

I'm so proud of this work :)

[UNSW Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) @CHeBA_UNSW]

Research led by Dr @CV_Burley confirms treating symptoms of #depression is most effective when a non-pharmacological approach is adopted, in people living with #dementia.

@UNSW @UNSWMedicine @Elsevier

https://t.co/9fDqI8YnTk

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Nonpharmacological Approaches Reduce Symptoms of Depression in Dementia: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis.

Ageing Research Reviews, June 2022

Download for free until early August. No sign-in required.

https://t.co/asG89llCbg

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Great PhD opportunity in Sydney with @UNSWMedicine Lifestyle Clinic 😍
Optimizing exercise approaches to improve physical and brain health🧠🚶😃
Applications CLOSE NEXT WEEK 13 JUNE
https://t.co/TlPJ1Cf4JB

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Happy International Nurses Day! Thanks to all the amazing nurses out there for the incredible work that you do. Special thanks to the War Memorial Hospital for being on our project team (and for the delicious cake) @SEastSydHealth @CHeBA_UNSW https://t.co/c14caX1w4A

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Great PhD and career development opportunity in Sydney! Developing optimal rehabilitative exercise and lifestyle programs 😍

https://t.co/TlPJ1Cw7LB

@bjparmenter @UNSWMedicine Lifestyle Clinic

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Except me! Oh my word😂it was fun though :)

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

@MeddygLou yes please!

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

@lushfleury @ASBHM1 Awesome!! Massive congratulations :)

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

@ayeisha_m_a @CHIRI_curtin @AdMechanisms @TeniellePorter @Simon_M_Laws Wow that's awesome! Nice one, congratulations! :)

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Woo hoo! Great job team! :) :) :)
10,196 kms in 60 days and $7,465 raised to support #dementia research

[UNSW Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) @CHeBA_UNSW]

Re-live our journey! Check out the creative steps and fundraising achievements from CHeBA staff and students who clocked more than 10,000 kms in a virtual campaign from London to the Himalayas, promoting social connectedness and physical health during lockdown @UNSW @UNSWMedicine

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Great job guys! ECRs and MCRs - check out this valuable resource for #Dementia researchers.

[Australian Dementia Network - ADNeT @ADNeT_Australia]

Are you an early to mid-career dementia researcher looking for grant opportunities? The ADNeT EMCR Accelerator group compiled a list of dementia specific and general EMCR grant opportunities all in one place! The list will be updated regularly. Good luck! https://t.co/xCCKNTieE3

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Making person centred care a reality
Online symposium TOMORROW!
REGISTER FREE here https://t.co/RDCNAlOAYt
There may be a few spaces left
Can't wait! :)
@NadeekaDissa @DementiaTrainAu

[Dementia Centre for Research Collaboration (DCRC) @DementiaCRC]

1 more sleep!
Tomorrow from 10am AEDT
Making person centred care a reality! #dementia
Our keynote speaker is the one and only Professor @leefay_low @Sydney_Uni
We are also very lucky to have 3 Dementia Advocates from @DementiaAus with us to share their experiences and views

[Dementia Centre for Research Collaboration (DCRC) @DementiaCRC]

2 more sleeps!
Making person centred care a reality!
Congrats, 2nd batch of abstract speakers: Prof Belinda Goodenough, Alex Jedlicko, Dr Gaynor Macdonald, A/Prof Steve Macfarlane & Dr Nikki-Anne Wilson @DementiaTrainAu @Dementia_Centre @neuraustralia @DementiaAus
#Dementia

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Some really impressive translational projects focused on hospital and residential care for people living with #dementia - work from PhD candidates in QLD and NSW! @NadeekaDissa @DementiaTrainAu
Also very excited to hear about @MonicaCations trauma-informed work.

[Dementia Centre for Research Collaboration (DCRC) @DementiaCRC]

3 more sleeps…
Making person centred care a reality! #dementia
Congratulations! The first batch of abstract speakers:
- Rachel Brimelow, UQ
- Dr Monica Cations, Flinders
- Jacquelene Cooke, @CHeBA_UNSW
Excited to hear the latest research on this incredibly important topic :)

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

Not long now... Making person centred care a reality online symposium #Dementia

[Dementia Centre for Research Collaboration (DCRC) @DementiaCRC]

4 more sleeps!
Join us on Friday to learn about Making person centred care a reality #dementia
Invited guest speakers include Professor of Nursing Lynn Chenoweth from @CHeBA_UNSW and Robert Day from the Australian Government.
Many thanks to you both :)
https://t.co/HrnWhPfAKE

[Claire Burley @CV_Burley]

@Leanne_J_R @DementiaCRC @NadeekaDissa @DementiaTrainAu my timing for these things is never great, I try and squeeze too much in! 😂