Items where Author is "Orrell, Martin"

HARWOOD, Rowan H, GOLDBERG, Sarah E, BRAND, Andrew, VAN DER WARDT, Veronika, BOOTH, Vicky, DI LORITO, Claudio, HOARE, Zoe, HANCOX, Jennie, BAJWA, Rupinder, BURGON, Clare, HOWE, Louise, COWLEY, Alison, BRAMLEY, Trevor, LONG, Annabelle, LOCK, Juliette, TUCKER, Rachael, ADAMS, Emma J, O'BRIEN, Rebecca, KEARNEY, Fiona, KOWALEWSKA, Katarzyna, GODFREY, Maureen, DUNLOP, Marianne, JUNAID, Kehinde, THACKER, Simon, DUFF, Carol, WELSH, Tomas, HADDON-SILVER, Annette, GLADMAN, John, LOGAN, Pip, POLLOCK, Kristian, VEDHARA, Kavita, HOOD, Vicky, DAS NAIR, Roshan, SMITH, Helen, TUDOR-EDWARDS, Rhiannon, HARTFIEL, Ned, EZEOFOR, Victory, VICKERS, Robert, ORRELL, Martin and MASUD, Tahir (2023). Promoting Activity, Independence, and Stability in Early Dementia and mild cognitive impairment (PrAISED): randomised controlled trial. BMJ (Clinical research ed.), 382: e074787. [Article]

WENBORN, Jennifer, MOUNTAIN, Gail, MONIZ-COOK, Esme, POLAND, Fiona, KING, Michael, OMAR, Rumana, O’KEEFFE, Aidan, MORRIS, Stephen, PIZZO, Elena, MICHIE, Susan, VERNOOIJ-DASSEN, Myrra, GRAFF, Maud, HILL, Jane, CHALLIS, David, RUSSELL, Ian, SACKLEY, Catherine, HYNES, Sinéad, CRELLIN, Nadia, MUNDY, Jacqueline, BURGESS, Jane, SWINSON, Tom, DI BONA, Laura, FIELD, Becky, HART, Cathryn, STANSFELD, Jacki, WALTON, Holly, ROOKS, Sally, LEDGERD, Ritchard and ORRELL, Martin (2023). Community Occupational Therapy in Dementia intervention for people with mild to moderate dementia and their family carers in the UK: the VALID research programme including RCT. Programme Grants for Applied Research, 11 (5), 1-76. [Article]

HARWOOD, Rowan H, VAN DER WARDT, Veronika, GOLDBERG, Sarah E, KEARNEY, Fiona, LOGAN, Pip, HOOD, Vicky, BOOTH, Vicky, HANCOX, Jennie E, MASUD, Tahir, HOARE, Zoe, BRAND, Andrew, EDWARDS, Rhiannon Tudor, JONES, Carys, DAS NAIR, Roshan, POLLOCK, Kristian, GODFREY, Maureen, GLADMAN, John RF, VEDHARA, Kavita, SMITH, Helen and ORRELL, Martin (2018). A development study and randomised feasibility trial of a tailored intervention to improve activity and reduce falls in older adults with mild cognitive impairment and mild dementia. Pilot and Feasibility Studies, 4 (1): 49. [Article]