One of the four main elements of the PSPA Research Strategy is communication.
To help communicate updates this we host online research information events to share current research projects and findings in an accessible way. As well as learning about ongoing research, the sessions allow attendees to ask questions about studies and hear about the outputs from completed projects.
RESEARCH INFORMATION SESSIONS IN 2024
In 2024, to make our research events more accessible we will hold multiple sessions throughout the year with different themes.
Book a place on the next Research Information Session on Thursday 5th September 2024 from 10-1pm here. The focus of this session will be on research that aims to improve care and symptomatic treatment for people with PSP & CBD.
The first session of the year was held on Thursday 23 May 2024 and focused on research with aims of diagnosing PSP & CBD in a faster and more accurate way. You can read the full programme here.
Recordings of the sessions can be watched below:
Dr Maura Malpetti – Brain scans and blood tests to track inflammation
Prof Dan Smith – Visual Attention: A Potential Cognitive Marker for PSP
Riona Fumi – Diagnosing Parkinson Plus Syndromes Earlier: The ExPRESS Study
Dr Alana Terry – Molecular Imaging of Synaptic Loss in PSP
Dr Edwin Jabbari – Development of a tau seeding assay as an early diagnostic test for PSP & CBD
We are currently planning our next research information session – if you have a particular area of research you’d like covered please send suggestions to researchinfoday@pspassociation.org.uk
RESEARCH INFORMATION EVENT 2023
Following the success of our 2021 event, PSPA was excited to hold our second online Research Information Day on Friday 3 February 2023.
During the day, we brought together 200 virtual attendees together including people living with PSP or CBD, carers, researcher and health professionals, to share knowledge, answer questions and raise awareness of PSP & CBD.
Download the programme for the day here.
You can also play back the sessions below:
Session One – Observational studies – what are they for and what have we learned?
Session Two – Causes and cures: how technologies can help
Session Three – Clinical Trials update
Session Four – Care – navigating and improving the health and social care system
Session Five – Patients voices using surveys and focus groups
For further information about the event please email researchinfoday@pspassociation.org.uk
