The HHIC Project
@HHICProject
The Homonymous Hemianopia in Childhood (HHIC) Project @NIHRresearch funded, @GreatOrmondSt @goshsight @UCLVisionRes. PI Siân Handley
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Do you have hemianopia or know someone with hemianopia (visual field loss to the same side in both eyes)? Please consider completing our survey (paper copies also available by post/email); livpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5v…
Really interesting work looking at the relationship between vision and motor function in unilateral cerebral palsy. Congratulations @CrottiMonica and team!
Very happy to share that our article on the relation between visual functions, functional vision, and bimanual function in children with unilateral cerebral palsy is now available in the journal Research in Developmental Disabilities!👁️Check it out at doi.org/10.1016/j.ridd…
Calling GOSH patients! Do you enjoy creating? Have a passion for drawing, painting, or making digital artwork? If you’re over 12 and interested in helping us improve our website services for young people, we’d love to see your ideas. 🎨 Get involved: gosh.nhs.uk/news/take-part…
Happy 172nd Birthday @GreatOrmondSt 🎂 #OTD in 1852, the hospital opened its doors for the first time. Thank you to our friends at Russell Square @TFL for helping us share the birthday love this #ValentinesDay 💜
Thank you so much @EyeNewsMag and @LindaPinpoint for the wall planner to help with planning for meetings to disseminate our work! An exciting 2024 ahead!
Today is International Epilepsy Day. Sending love and support to everybody in the world with this condition. #InternationalEpilepsyDay #Epilepsy #EpilepsyDay
A fun afternoon teaching @GoshSight about how we use pattern VEPs to look for evidence of Homonymous hemianopia in children. Read more in our open access review in @Eye_Journal nature.com/articles/s4143…
Really clear information about HH from @NANOSTweets
🧠 Homonymous Hemianopia: A unique visual condition caused by brain damage. Learn more: bit.ly/HomonymousHemi…🔔 Support #NANOS, a non-profit advancing neuro-ophthalmology and helping patients. Donate now: nanosweb.org/donations 📢
Meet Aaliyah 🏅She recently took part in a worldwide clinical #research trial here at GOSH, led by Professor Darren Hargrave, after she was diagnosed with a rare and inoperable brain tumour. 3 months on from treatment, Aaliyah's tumour has shrunk: bit.ly/49zJ9vU
Feeling very lucky to be learning new skills @ucl #CASC, even wrote code and it worked! All to analyse the data from our brilliant HHIC participants.
You only have a few minutes to screen for neglect or visual inattention. What do you do? @CAOT_ACE @AOTAInc Go for a cancellation task like the ❤️ one from the Oxford Cognitive Screen. Read more: tinyurl.com/myw6djre @_MJ_Moore_ OCS test: ocs-test.org @NeleDemeyere
When a participant @GoshSight gives you a sticker for doing a good job. The best feedback! #paedsrocks #researchrocks
Sometimes the unexpected happens! Thank you to the @GoshSight dispensing opticians Jess and Rosie plus Dane and the team @Essilor London Glazing for their speedy work to make these beautiful glasses same day for a participant today! #team #researchrocks
What a brilliant day Friday was @GoshSight, #researchrocks
Happy Birthday Charlie! 🎉 As one of our incredible #research champions, Charlie's taking part in a @NIHRresearch project, helping us to understand how new prisms lenses could help children and young adults with no vision on one side. 👓 #NHS75 #BePartOfResearch
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