Sinéad Hynes (she/her)

🥁 And the people's favourite question is...

Does resistance training 🏋️‍♀️ make a difference to quality of life😁 or heart health🫀 for older adults compared to aerobic exercise👟?

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*edit- should read ONE full-time (Lecturer B) and FIVE part-time (Lecturer A) posts (3x 0.2; 1x 0.4; 1x 0.5FTE).

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Éle is a PhD student and Occupational Therapist, funded by @evidsynirl.bsky.social, completing a really interesting and useful citizen science project that is open to all. Learn about research, reviews and health science.
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Sharing clinical trial results with participants: important, expected and possible - Trials Participants in clinical trials should be pro-actively offered the results of trials in which they have participated. This should be done in a way that is accessible and understandable for all partici...

Participants in clinical trials should be pro-actively offered the results of trials in which they have participated. This paper, developed with major UK research funders, sets out 8 principles for sharing results with trial participants trialsjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

🚨We are thrilled that our protocol has been selected as the article of the month in Research Involvement and Engagement.

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🎉 What a day at The People’s Review HQ! Our project lead @elequinn.bsky.social , presented at the Open Research Forum on #CitizenScience ‪@uniofgalwaylib.bsky.social‬. A great opportunity to spread the word about #ThePeoplesReview, and learn from each other about #CitizenScience

Open Research Forum: Citizen Science guest post by Éle Quinn Today's post is by Éle Quinn, a health researcher and PhD student.  Éle will be speaking at our  Open Research Forum:  “ Collaborative Open ...

#OpenScience is at the heart of everything we are trying to achieve with The People’s Review. You can read my HardiBlog on an upcoming talk I’ll be giving about The People’s Review at the Open Research forum.

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The People’s Review protocol: planning an innovative study powered by the public - Research Involvement and Engagement Background Systematic reviews provide the best quality evidence about the effectiveness of health treatments. However, systematic reviews and the important role they play in healthcare are not well un...

📣I am thrilled to share my first PhD publication - The People's Review protocol: planning an innovative study powered by the public, which was published today in Research Involvement and Engagement. You can read this open-access paper here: researchinvolvement.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

Would love an add thanks. Neuro OT, lecturing in occupational therapy.

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Would love an add if possible Avril. Thanks!