Health and Social Care Institute research projects
2009
- Hamilton S. Social and psychological needs following stroke in people of working age and their carers: A systematic review. URF £4,614.45.
- CHASE. Evaluation of the public health practitioner role. North Tees PCT, ££25,000.
- £1,251.50 - University Research Fund. Validation of the GT3X Actigraph Accelerometer for Measuring Free-Living Physical Activity in Children. And The effect of 10 minutes of school-based moderate-vigorous exercise on total physical activity.
- £11,878 - IdeA. Project: Health inequalities in former coalfield and industrial communities: developing a Healthy Communities publication (Shucksmith, Carlebach with University of Durham). Lead institution, Teesside University.
- £159,966 - The Borrow Foundation. Project: Estimation of urinary fluoride excretion following increased fluoride ingestion from fluoridated milk (Zohoori with Maguire, Newcastle and Landes).
- £4,980 - University Research Fund. Project: An exploratory investigation of user perceptions of the added value of incorporating 3D visual scans of body shape as post-operative information for patients with adolescent and adult idiopathic scoliosis (Bettany-Saltikov).
- £37,227 - Multiple Sclerosis Society. Project: Wearing textured insoles in shoes to help self-management for people with MS: an exploratory study of the effects on balance (Dixon, Hatton, Martin). Lead institution, Teesside University.
- £53,000 - Middlesbrough PCT. Project: Service level agreement for evaluation of public health interventions (CHASE).
- £25,000 - Midlesbrough PCT. Project: Evaluation of stop smoking service at James Cook University Hospital (CHASE).
- £29,000 - Middlesbrough PCT. Project: Scoping and development of evaluation framework for CVD PPP intervention (CHASE).
2008
- £11,750 - South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust large grants award. Project: Validity of the 6-minute walk test as a surrogate for anaerobic threshold in the preoperative assessment clinic (Batterham). Lead institution, South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust.
- £130,000 - World Cancer Research Fund. Project: Tees consumption and activity for kids experience (TeesCake II) (Batterham). Lead institution, University of Durham.
- £20,000 - NHS Health Scotland. Project: A critical review of the literature on children and young people's views of the factors that influence their mental health (Shucksmith, McNaughton with Univerity of Aberdeen). Lead institution: Teesside University.
- £25,530 - The Organix Foundation. Project: Determining the fluoride content of infant food and drinks in the UK (Zohoori, with Maguire, Newcastle).
- £53,000 - Middlesbrough PCT. Project: Service level agreement for evaluation of public health interventions (CHASE).
- £13,000 - Middlesbrough PCT. Project: Evaluation of emergency care intervention (CHASE).
- £4,970 - University Research Fund. Project: Palliative care user involvement group (Shucksmith, Carlebach).
- £83,000 - County Durham and Darlington NHS. Project: Evaluation of learning in the workplace to improve health (CHASE).
- £17,000 - Safer Middlesbrough Partnership. Project: Evaluation of primary alcohol and drugs scheme (CHASE).
- £2,500 - Dance City and DH. Project: Evaluaton of pre-school dance intervention (CHASE).
- £2,000 - Strategic Health Authority and PIMS. Project: Production of palliative care DVD (CHASE).
- £3,000 - Strategic Health Authority. Project: Review of end of life charters (CHASE).
- £24,989 - South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust large grants award. Project: The efficacy of acupuncture for chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy, of the lower limb and foot, following paclitaxel treatment for ovarian cancer: a single blind randomised control trial (MacSween, Martin). Lead institution, South Tees Hospitals NHS Trust.
- £11,799 - ESRC. Seminar series: Chronic pain management for older adults Llving in the community (Martin). Lead institution, Aberdeen University
- £1,293,427 - NIHR Health Technology Assessment Programme. Project: A pragmatic multi-centre randomised trial of surgical versus non-surgical treatment for proximal fracture of the humerus in adults (Handoll). Lead institution, Teesside University.
- £69,266 - NHS Health Scotland. Project: Review of SRE activities and resources in primary schools in Scotland. (Shucksmith, McNaughton). Lead institution, University of Aberdeen.
- £39,473 - Department of Health UK. Project: Evaluation of the national child measurement programme, routine feedback research (Shucksmith, Carlebach). Lead institution, Teesside University.
- £40,000 Johnson & Johnson. Project: Effect of regular use of three oral hygiene regimes on salivary fluoride concentration (Zohoori, Maguire, Newcastle). Lead institution, Teesside University.
2007
- £5,205,000 - United Kingdom Clinical Research Collaboration. Project: Development of a UKCRC centre of excellence (Shucksmith and Batterham). Lead institution, Newcastle University.
- £14,998 - ESRC. Seminar series: The school as a location for the promotion and support of young people's mental health (Shucksmith). Lead institution, Aberdeen University.
- £30,000 - NHS Health Scotland. Project: Knowledge of HPV and acceptability of HPV vaccination (Shucksmith). Lead institution, Teesside University.
- £27,574 - British Geriatric Society Dunhill Medical Trust Research Fellowships. Project: The effect of foot orthosis surface texture on postural sway in older people (Hatton, Dixon, Martin). Lead institution, Teesside University.
- £9,325 - Royal Society. Project: Facilitate science networking (Zohoori). Lead institution, Teesside University.
- £206,965 - NIHR Research for Patient Benefit Programme. Project: The impact of an aerobic exercise rehabilitation programme on fitness and quality of life in intensive care unit survivors (Batterham and Martin with Danjoux, Bonner, Wright). Lead institution, James Cook University Hospital.
- £14,989 - Chartered Society of Physiotherapists and Physiotherapy Research Foundation. Project: Do textured insoles affect postural stability in older adults prone to falling? (Hatton, Dixon, Martin with Rome). Lead institution, Teesside University.
- £14,980 - Northumbria Health Care NHS Trust and Northumberland Drug and Alcohol Team. Project: Service evaluation of the community alcohol project (Hamilton, Carlebach, Wake). Lead institution, Teesside University.
- £4,599 - University Research Fund. Project: Taste and smell after acute stroke (Hamilton). Lead institution, Teesside University.

