Tagged with: Research
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Have your say: Dermal Filler in Cleft Treatment
Surgeons from the West Midlands Cleft Service want to hear your opinions and concerns regarding the use of dermal fillers to correct irregularities and asymmetries resulting from cleft repairs.
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Research Opportunity: “Parent experiences of having a child with visible differences and talking about this with others.”
Researchers at Oxford University are seeking parents of children (aged 16 years and under) with a visible difference to support their new project.
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Society president talks to CLAPA ahead of ground-breaking conference
The 40th annual Craniofacial Society of Great Britain and Ireland (CFSGBI) Conference will have a very different feel this year – with more than 30 people with lived experience of cleft involved in the programme.
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Research Opportunity: Understanding Language Outcomes in Cleft
Researchers at the University of Newcastle are seeking 10 young adults (18+) born with cleft lip and palate, or cleft palate only, to take part in a new research project entitled ‘Understanding Language Outcomes in Cleft’.
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CLAPA Campaigns: Access to NHS Dental Care Survey
Help us improve the future of cleft dental care by taking our short survey on Access to NHS Dental Care.
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New Research Opportunity
University of Plymouth Research Opportunity: Investigate the experience of transitioning from paediatric to adult services for patients with long term health conditions, focusing on the shared decision making process.
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CLAPA Needs You: Bursary Panel Member
Are you interested in cleft research? Do you want to ensure patients and carers are involved in research? CLAPA has an exciting opportunity to support our Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) bursary scheme.
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“What I want you to know”: Danielle McWilliams Research Findings
Danielle McWilliams is a trainee Clinical Psychologist with experience in craniofacial research. She is also a woman born with a bilateral complete cleft lip and palate. Read her research findings titled "What I want you to know" - Adult Women's Stories of Cleft Lip and/or Palate.
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Cleft@18-23 Patient and Public Involvement Group
Cleft@18-23 is a new group of research projects looking at what it is like for young adults leaving regular cleft care. They are looking for adults born with a cleft aged 22-30 to join their Patient and Public Involvement Group.
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CLAPA Launches New Young Adults Focus Group
CLAPA has launched a new focus group for adults born with a cleft aged 18-15.
