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Researching the experiences of adults with CP through art


This study proposes to use art to raise awareness and understanding of lived experience under policy for adults with Cerebral Palsy.

Here is a link to an explanation and background information (please click download to see the document)

The study will be conducted online & recruitment is now open. If you are interested and want to ask any questions, please email 
gemma.cook2@brunel.ac.uk
The study is a part of Gemma Cook's PHD at Brunel University London
under the supervision of meriel.norros@brunel.ac.uk

The study has been granted approval by Brunel University London College of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences Ethics Committee
Date of Approval: 10/05/2021. Start Date: 30/05/2021, End Date:09/10/2023
Ref: 25592-MHR-May/2021-32584-3

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