@Knappem

Professor @LSEHealthPolicy; Director @NIHRSSCR; Director NIHR Research Programme Social Care; Research in @CPEC_LSE; CBE; running slower & shorter than ever

 London, England
Joined April 2011
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Assistive technology is one way that #SocialCare services can help people to maintain independence. ❗️ In the #ESSENCE toolkit, we have collated a collection of economic evidence + case studies of #AssistiveTech. Have a look:👉essenceproject.uk/keyword/as…
The ESSENCE Toolkit Assistive Technology: Case studies and Evidence

ALT The ESSENCE Toolkit Assistive Technology: Case studies and Evidence

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Looking for economic evidence + case studies on #HealthServices? 🔍 Our #ESSENCE toolkit features: 📚Inter-professional working 📚Intermediate care 📚Mental health services 📚Continuing healthcare 📚Drug + alcohol services Explore the evidence:👉essenceproject.uk/organisati…
The ESSENCE Toolkit Health Services Inter-personal working Intermediate care/ reablement Mental health services Continuing healthcare Drug and alcohol services

ALT The ESSENCE Toolkit Health Services Inter-personal working Intermediate care/ reablement Mental health services Continuing healthcare Drug and alcohol services

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NEW ARTICLE: Do Research Practice Partnerships offer a promising approach to producing knowledge that improves #SocialCare?🤝 This paper summarises literature from different countries & contexts:👉journal.ilpnetwork.org/artic… #Research #EvidenceUse @researchIP @Solnetwork1 @irissorg
Do Research Practice Partnerships offer a promising approach to producing knowledge that improves social care practice and outcomes? Annette Boaz, Bev Fitzsimons, Becki Meakin, Stuart Muirhead, Claire Williams, Melanie Weatherley, Martin Knapp, Lisa Smith, Joe Langley, Hannah Kendrick and Annette Bauer

ALT Do Research Practice Partnerships offer a promising approach to producing knowledge that improves social care practice and outcomes? Annette Boaz, Bev Fitzsimons, Becki Meakin, Stuart Muirhead, Claire Williams, Melanie Weatherley, Martin Knapp, Lisa Smith, Joe Langley, Hannah Kendrick and Annette Bauer

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Good to have the opportunity to mention the many and varied projects funded through the Three NIHR Schools' Dementia Programme @NIHRSSCR @NIHRSPHR @NIHRSPCR - lots happening already; lots more to come soon
NIHR School for Social Care Research@NIHRSSCR10 Oct 2023
Starting our session today at #cclive2023 on #dementia and insights from research. We'll be hearing from @ForwardDementia @PaulClarkn on their research. Starting with @Knappem with background to the @NIHRresearch School for #socialcare Research and the range of studies underway
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The @NIHR_RSS Social Care Specialist Centre nihr.ac.uk/explore-nihr/supp… can support social care researchers from pre-application through to post-application, and provide opportunities for collaboration with a diverse team of world-leading researchers and methodologists.
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Prof Ryan@sarasiobhan5 Oct 2023
Top tips for delivering co-production workshops | NIHR SSCR sscr.nihr.ac.uk/top-tips-for…

Public involvement blogs - NIHR SSCR

Here you can find blog posts co-produced by members of the SSCR public involvement team (an audio and Easy Read version available).

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Economics evidence can support better decision making. But there are challenges moving from evidence to better policy and practice. That’s what @GloW_hk & I discuss here doi.org/10.1177/147130122311… plus possible work-arounds. Part of @STRiDEDementia special issue in @DementiaJournal
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Congratulations, Valentina - this is a great opportunity!
Dr Valentina Iemmi, PhD@valentinaiemmi2 Oct 2023
📢 NEW JOB 📢 I am extremely excited to announce that today I am joining the brilliant @Uni_of_Essex as Senior Lecturer in Global Public Health (Assistant Professor, post probationary period). Thank you to @LSEnews for the past extraordinary decade!
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Many congratulations, Paul, on a great opportunity. And congratulations, Cardiff, on a great appointment.
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Well done, Dr Brimblecombe
Nicola Brimblecombe@Nicbrimblecombe28 Sep 2023
Quite the week for me! Thank you very much @CRCymru for allowing us to share our @NIHRSSCR research with such a great audience and for an inspiring and informative day #CRConf23 @MadiSteves
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The first call for proposals from the new NIHR Research Programme for Social Care is now out. Lots of time to prepare a compelling proposal. And the webinar on 18th October offers a chance to learn more.
National Institute for Health and Care Research
@NIHRresearch28 Sep 2023
Our Research Programme for Social Care's first call is now open! @knappem Deadline for submissions is 1 pm on 17 January 2024. Find out more and register for our webinar: ac.pulse.ly/7gecfi45wc
Funding Opportunity Our Research Programme for Social Care (RPSC) is inviting applications for its first call. Webinar 18 October Register now!

ALT Funding Opportunity Our Research Programme for Social Care (RPSC) is inviting applications for its first call. Webinar 18 October Register now!

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Congratulations to @Nicbrimblecombe on passing her PhD viva with flying colours! Huge thanks to examiners Mo Ray & @kittyjstewart for putting Nic through her paces, and Tania Burchardt for co-supervising with me. Great to see another @NIHRSSCR funded PhD reach a joyful conclusion
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📢New Autism Paper alert📢 @EU_Brain funded project led by Michela Tinelli @CPEC_LSE, Áine Roddy @atusligo_ie Martin Knapp @Knappem & international collaborators #Autism #PACT Trial @atu_ie @ATU_ResearchIE pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3773…
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Thanks for the opportunity! It was a great event, and clearly lots of potential for @UCLMentalHealth to contribute importantly to the mental health field. (And I had to do much more homework than usual in preparing this talk... learning a lot myself along the way.)
Harry Costello@Harry_Costello20 Sep 2023
Fantastic talk by @Knappem at #IoMHconf2023- ‘How to fund a National #mentalhealth Health Service’ - We under invest vs other countries, - MH funding offers best bang for the buck - A well funded service that delivers for patients is possible!
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Autism with co-occurring epilepsy care pathway in Europe by @Aims2Trials @maranon_ips @PsiqInfantil @KingsIoPPN @EU_Brain @LSEnews @Knappem @Esceptiquisima @Autistica and many more! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3747…

Autism with co-occurring epilepsy care pathway in Europe - PubMed

Our findings show both heterogeneity and major gaps in the care pathway for autism with associated epilepsy and the great efforts that caregivers must make for timely screening, diagnosis, and...

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Today @EllaWTuominen considers the Tavistock Adult Depression Study by @PeterFonagy, @Knappem, @mccrone_paul et al @TaviPortPubs, which evaluated the cost-effectiveness of long-term psychoanalytic psychotherapy for treatment resistant depression nationalelfservice.net/?p=17…
In order to improve the prognosis of people with ‘treatment resistant depression’, it is important to consider alternative pathways and augmentations to currently available treatments. For instance, a previous randomised controlled trial (RCT), the Tavistock Adult Depression Study (TADS; Fonagy et al., 2015) found that treatment-as-usual (TAU) combined with long-term psychoanalytic psychotherapy (LTPP) was better than TAU alone in improving the long-term outcomes and reducing the risk of relapse. A previous blog on the original TADS study upon its publication, pointed out that a cost-effectiveness analysis could have been helpful to include to deliver a more realistic picture of the decision-making in psychological healthcare (McDonald, 2016). Koeser et al. (2023) have now released a new peer-reviewed paper utilising the TADS RCT data to compare the cost-effectiveness of LTPP and TAU together versus TAU alone.

ALT In order to improve the prognosis of people with ‘treatment resistant depression’, it is important to consider alternative pathways and augmentations to currently available treatments. For instance, a previous randomised controlled trial (RCT), the Tavistock Adult Depression Study (TADS; Fonagy et al., 2015) found that treatment-as-usual (TAU) combined with long-term psychoanalytic psychotherapy (LTPP) was better than TAU alone in improving the long-term outcomes and reducing the risk of relapse. A previous blog on the original TADS study upon its publication, pointed out that a cost-effectiveness analysis could have been helpful to include to deliver a more realistic picture of the decision-making in psychological healthcare (McDonald, 2016). Koeser et al. (2023) have now released a new peer-reviewed paper utilising the TADS RCT data to compare the cost-effectiveness of LTPP and TAU together versus TAU alone.

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Mega-multilingual-mapping review (Is that an accepted label?) brilliantly led by @MaxSalKo as part of @STRiDEDementia project.
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👉⌚️last chance to apply - 20th Aug! excellent job opportunity as Research Associate on important social care topic: people with learning disabilities 🫂🩵working with a wonderful team 👍🙌Profs Vicky Slonims @Knappem Chris Hatton & many others (incl myself)
Annette Bauer@a_annettemaria18 Aug 2023
Job Opportunity at the University of Kent: Research Associate jobs.kent.ac.uk/LSSJ-258-23-…
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Check out our research review - open access report: Midwives’ morale, recruitment and retention – a rapid scoping review with some observations from the profession of social work kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en/…
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A true insight on dementia in India and LMICs. Great experience developing the vignettes with experts in the field. Congratulations team, way to go !! @STRiDE_IND #dementia #dementia_india #LMIC
Suvarna Alladi@alladi_suvarna9 Aug 2023
A coming together of diverse journeys of persons living with dementia in India- hours of conversations, analysis, insights.Combining experience of decades.doi.org/10.1177/1471…… @STRiDEDementia @Priyanimhans @SaadiyaHurzuk @Jayeeta_R @AdelinaCoHe @LorenzKH @ardsihyd @NIMHANS_BLR
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