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The LOCOMOTION study ends on 30th June 2024. Thank you to all those who have been involved in the LOCOMOTION study, both participants and members of the study team! Findings from the study will continue to be shared in scientific publications in the coming months, and we aim to keep our Scientific Publications page updated...
As part of the LOCOMOTION Long COVID Study webinar series, on 2nd July 2024, we hosted webinar titled 'An Ethnographic Study of MDTs in Long Covid Clinics & A Quality Improvement Collaborative for Long Covid'. Prof Trish Greenhalgh presented: Building working knowledge in the digital space: An ethnographic study of multidisciplinary teams in long covid...
As part of the LOCOMOTION Long COVID Study webinar series, on Tuesday 25th June 2024, we hosted a webinar on 'Measuring the impact of long covid on individuals: development of the C19-YRS'. Dr Mike Horton presented how the C19-YRS, a clinically validated outcome measure specifically for Long COVID, was developed and refined. In addition to how...
As part of the LOCOMOTION Long COVID Study webinar series, on Monday 24th June 2024 we hosted a webinar on 'What can (and can’t) we learn about Long Covid care from health records data?'. Researchers presented findings from their research using healthcare records to understand Long COVID diagnosis and treatment. Find out more about this...
As part of the LOCOMOTION Long COVID Study webinar series, on Friday 21st June 2024 we hosted a webinar on the 'The impact of long covid on work: a qualitative study to inform vocational rehabilitation'. This webinar is part of the LOCOMOTION Long COVID Study Webinar Series. Listen to Prof Rory O’Connor (Professor of Rehabilitation...
LOCOMOTION Public Webinars As part of the LOCOMOTION Long COVID Study webinar series, on Wednesday 19th June 15:00-16:00 UK time) we will be hosting a webinar on the 'Health Economic Aspects of Long COVID'. The webinar will contain two presentations by researchers and Patient Advisory Group members from our study, showcasing findings from our study....
To help share the results from our publication on the prevalence of orthostatic intolerance in long covid, Cassie Lee (Clinical Research Fellow) created an animation video explaining the results in a lay format. Cassie was supported by other members of the team in creating this video, which is voiced by a member of our Patient...
As part of the LOCOMOTION Long COVID Study webinar series, on Wednesday 19th June 2024, we hosted a webinar on the 'Health Economic Aspects of Long COVID'. The webinar, chaired by a member of our Patient Advisory Group, consisted of presentation by a LOCOMOTION researcher showcasing findings from our study followed by a Q&A. View...
LOCOMOTION Public Webinars LOCOMOTION is hosting a series of free public webinars to share the findings from our study and give people the opportunity to ask questions about the research and its results. In February and March 2024, we hosted the first two webinars in this series. Follow the links below to find out more...
With the help of our Patient Advisory Group, we have created a 'lay summary' of our BMJ Practice Pointer - Cognitive dysfunction after covid-19. A lay summary is a brief description of a research article written for a general audience. Cognitive dysfunction after covid-19: Lay Summary The number of people who carry on being ill...