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East Midlands Research into Ageing Network

EMRAN’s objective is to facilitate collaborative applied research in to ageing and older people across the East Midlands. It is the network for researchers, professionals and members of the public from the East Midlands to discuss collaborative research with like-minded individuals and teams.   

How does EMRAN do this?

Based within CLAHRC East Midlands, EMRAN initiates, supports and promotes pioneering new research to improve the health and wellbeing of older people. EMRAN does this through a number of methods:

  • Circulating calls for collaboration made by members and associates
  • Hosting themed seminars – previous seminars have been hosted in Nottingham and Lincoln 
  • Raising the profile of research centres across the East Midlands
  • Disseminating information of interest to our multidisciplinary network, including relevant funding calls
  • Publishing EMRAN Discussion Papers on the EMRAN Discussion Paper website 

The EMRAN Discussion Paper Series publishes papers on preparatory work, literature reviews, protocols or similar.  For more information or to submit a Discussion Paper to the EMRAN Editorial Board, visit www.nottingham.ac.uk/emran

How can I become a member?

EMRAN is free and open to anyone.  To become a member or to find out how EMRAN can help with your collaborative needs, click here.

Latest EMRAN papers

2021

Issue 35 January 2021  A scoping review of theories of learning that are used for experienced occupational therapy and physiotherapy professionals to develop skills in practice and clinical reasoning, Louise Howe, Pip Logan, Vicky Booth, Rowan H. Harwood

2020

Issue 34 December 2020  Optimal care for the management of older people with frailty non-weight bearing after lower limb fracture: a consensus study protocol. East Midlands Research into Ageing Network (EMRAN) Discussion Paper Series Issue 34 Dec 2020. Aloraibi S, Booth V, Robinson K, Lunt E, Godfrey D, Caswell A, Kerr M, Ollivere B, Gordon AL, Gladman JRF.

Issue 33 Nov 2020 International and multidisciplinary reflections from Austria, Brazil and the UK on interventions using arts, music, and open spaces for enriching long term care facilities (LTCFs).  East Midlands Research into Ageing Network (EMRAN) Discussion Paper Series Issue 33 Nov 2020. Hoedl M, Araújo OSCC, King A, Bestetti MLT, Pompeu JE, da Silva NAME, Hinsliff-Smith K.

For a full list, click here.

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Contact us 

emran@nottingham.ac.uk