22 Wednesday Jul 2015
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The team are looking forward to meeting everyone tomorrow at the Motability One Big Day, Westpoint, Exeter.
Find us on our stand next to the test track. Sign up to be part of our research!
09 Thursday Jul 2015
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A Big Thank You to all who have participated in study so far! We really appreciate all your contributions.
We are a team of researchers at Brunel University London studying the current and future mobility needs of people with disabilities that impact on their mobility to help identify future research priorities. If you would like to talk to us about your experiences please get in touch.
Information on [the research], [the team] and [information for participants] can now be found online here. If you need further information or would like to participate please [contact us].
30 Tuesday Jun 2015
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We had a fantastic time at the Donington Mobility Roadshow meeting lots of people, looking at equipment, driving around the racetrack and conducting some really informative participant interviews.
Many thanks to all who met and spoke to us over the past week. If you would like to speak to us about your experiences of mobility [please get in touch].
24 Wednesday Jun 2015
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A big thank you to everyone who participated in the pilot stage of our study.
We are a team of researchers at Brunel University London working to establish the lived experiences of people with disabilities and those who support people with their mobility to understand mobility challenges and identify the research priorities that need to be investigated in the future.
This week we will be visiting the [Mobility Roadshow] at Donington Park from 25-27 June. We hope to see some of you there.
You can follow our progress at the show on our twitter feed @mapsprojectteam
02 Tuesday Jun 2015
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Welcome to the new Mobility Adaptation Priorities Study (M.A.P.S.) website.
We are a team of researchers at Brunel University London studying the current and future mobility needs of people with disabilities that impact on their mobility to help identify future research priorities.
Information on [the research], [the team] and [information for participants] can now be found online here. If you need further information or would like to participate please [contact us].
Mobility Adaptation Priorities Study (MAPS) 