The last of our spring series of workshops was completed this week. It took place in Bradford. These workshops explored with interviewees from stage 1 of the study how things had changed since last year for them. We will carry…
It has been an exciting time on the study. We have conducted most of our interviews and continue to expand and evaluate the data from the large three-wave CICADA survey. Read our newsletter to catch up with what has been…
CICADA project manager Lorna Collins co-authored this new piece about sharing medical notes with patients, from her perspective as a service user. We’re committed to involving lived experience in the Cicada Study, including our Patient Advisory Group as co-authors.
If you follow this link to look on our resources pages, you can read about the participatory approach CICADA PI Carol and co-applicant Louise Goff used in Development of Healthy Eating and Active Lifestyles for Diabetes, a culturally tailored diabetes…
CICADA lead Carol and co-applicant Louise Goff recently co-authored a report of findings from a randomised controlled feasibility trial of a complex intervention for diabetes self-management for people of Black ancestry which you can read about in our resources page or here.
The lead of CICADA, Carol Rivas, and co-applicant Louise Goff were recent co-authors on a review exploring how culturally tailored lifestyle interventions are developed to help to prevent and manage type 2 diabetes in adults of Black African ancestry. This paper was written…
Carol, CICADA’s overall lead, and one of CICADA’s clinical leads, Liza Ball, co-authored an opinion article about public engagement in health app development which you can read on our resources page or here: This is a theme Liza is trying to…
We are currently working on the literature review of vaccine hesitancy. More to follow soon.
We’ve managed to interview over 150 participants online between August-September from different parts of the UK. We are very grateful to all participants for sharing their really interesting and valuable stories. We are still looking for participants from racially diverse groups…
