Ciara Ryan
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Ciara Ryan

Lecturer

Biography

Ciara graduated as an Occupational Therapist from the National University of Ireland, Galway before undertaking her PhD at Glasgow Caledonian University. Ciara's PhD developed a self-management intervention for individuals living with stroke-related visual impairment. Ciara's clinical background is in rehabilitation for problematic drug and alcohol use, where she was the occupational therapy lead in a residential rehabilitation service in Glasgow. Ciara teaches on the MSc occupational therapy programme at Edinburgh Napier University, contributing across the programme and leading modules including research methods and leading innovation in health and social care.

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Fellowships and Awards

  • 2024 Mental Health Research Incubator GROW Researcher Development programme

 

Media Activity

  • Podcast: 9plus | Nursing During Difficult Times

 

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Human versus machine vision based ergonomic risk assessment of patient handling in health care professionals

Working Paper
Breen, C., Valentin, S., & Ryan, C. Human versus machine vision based ergonomic risk assessment of patient handling in health care professionals

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Breen, C., Valentin, S., & Ryan, C. Human versus machine vision based ergonomic risk assessment of patient handling in health care professionals

Development of a tailored self-management intervention for stroke survivors with visual impairment using an Intervention Mapping approach (VISUALISE)

Journal Article
Ryan, C., Hazelton, C., Lawrence, M., & Kidd, L. (2023)
Development of a tailored self-management intervention for stroke survivors with visual impairment using an Intervention Mapping approach (VISUALISE). International Journal of Stroke, 18(1S), 41. https://doi.org/10.1177/17474930221142512
Introduction: Visual impairment (VI) affects 30-60% of stroke survivors and reduces quality of life. Knowledge of long-term needs is limited, and service provision is highly v...

Development of VISUALISE, a self-management intervention tailored to the unmet needs of individuals living with stroke-related visual impairment

Presentation / Conference
Ryan, C., Hazelton, C., Lawrence, M., & Kidd, L. (2022, November)
Development of VISUALISE, a self-management intervention tailored to the unmet needs of individuals living with stroke-related visual impairment. Paper presented at The Society of Research in Rehabilitation (SRR) Conference, Glasgow

What are the unmet needs of stroke survivors with visual impairment? A qualitative exploration and prioritisation project

Presentation / Conference
Ryan, C., Hazelton, C., Lawrence, M., & Kidd, L. (2021, November)
What are the unmet needs of stroke survivors with visual impairment? A qualitative exploration and prioritisation project. Poster presented at UK Stroke Forum 2021, Online