Professor Ceri Battle

Health and Care Research Wales funding awards:
 

Research for Patient and Public Benefit (RfPPB) Wales

(October 2021 - September 2023)

Project title: Clinical and cost effectiveness of an early exercise programme on chronic pain and health-related quality of life following blunt chest wall trauma: A parallel, randomised controlled trial (ELECT2 trial)

(October 2016 - September 2018)

Project title: A multi-centre randomised feasibility study evaluating the impact of a prognostic model for management of blunt chest wall trauma patients. STUMBL Trial

Health Research Fellowship Scheme

(October 2020 - September 2025)

Project title: Co-PaCT study: Development of Co-produced guidance for the care of Patients with blunt Chest wallTrauma: a mixed methods study

NHS Research Time Award

(April 2018 - March 2021)

Project title: A definitive impact study (STUMBL2 Trial) investigating the impact of the risk tool in the management of blunt chest wall trauma patients in the Emergency Department

Ceri Battle has been a critical care and emergency medicine physiotherapist in Swansea for 20 years. Following the completion of her PhD in 2013, her role evolved into a clinical academic post. Her main research interests are in trauma and emergency medicine epidemiology and she was recently appointed Honorary Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine Research at the Swansea University School of Medicine. Ceri currently has an Advanced Fellowship from Health and Care Research Wales, which allows her to focus on the completion of her chest trauma work, including the STUMBL2 Trial. She also works as Director of Epidemiology at the Welsh Centre for Emergency Medicine Research with Professor Adrian Evans, Morriston Hospital.

In the news:

International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2023 (February 2023)

Congratulations to Professor Ceri Battle (January 2023)

Health and Care Research Wales announces recipients of 2019-20 funding awards worth over £5 million (November 2022)

Health and Care Research Wales invests in leaders across Wales to shape the research of the future (November 2022)

Almost £6.5million awarded to life saving research in Wales (October 2022)

From playing netball for Wales to leading life-changing Welsh physiotherapy research (April 2022)