Tagged with:Research
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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.
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New Research Opportunity
Staffordshire University Research Opportunity: Empowering young people with cleft (aged 16-25 years) to feel confident about their appearance and sharing their image with others.
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CLAPA Annual Survey 2023: The Results
Summary of the results from CLAPA's 2023 Annual Survey
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Patient Involvement Updates
The latest research and patient involvement updates from CLAPA.
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Focus Group: Parents of 5-10yr olds born with cleft lip and palate
Would you like to help researchers understand the Barriers to accessing dental treatment for children with a cleft lip and palate?
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Speech and Language Therapist Lucy Southby
My name is Lucy Southby. I am a speech and language therapist and a researcher; I can be known as a Clinical Academic Speech and Language Therapist.
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New Opportunity – University of Staffordshire
Are you a young person aged 16 – 20 who was born with a cleft lip and/or palate? The University of Staffordshire is trying to find new ways to support and empower young people with cleft lip and/or palate to feel confident about their appearance.
