Contact

• workRoom RmB108, B Floor Medical School
  Queen's Medical Centre
  Nottingham
  NG7 2UH
  UK
• work0115 8230240
• Niki.Chouliara@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

I studied Psychology at the University of Athens and then completed postgraduate studies in Applied Neuropsychology at the University of Nottingham. My PhD research looked at the effectiveness of different approaches to the delivery of memory rehabilitation interventions for people with acquired brain injury. As part of this work, I developed an outcome measure sensitive to the effects of memory rehabilitation for people with MS, TBI and Stroke. Since then I have been working at the Division of Rehabilitation and Ageing investigating the implementation of evidence-based rehabilitation interventions for stroke survivors.

Expertise Summary

My expertise lies in the use of mixed method approaches to the study of complex rehabilitation interventions for adults with stroke. I am particularly interested in investigating ways to encourage collaborative working between clinicians and researchers with the view to promoting the uptake of research evidence into practice.

Teaching Summary

MSc in Rehabilitation

MSc in Health Psychology

Research Summary

Research Fellow on the WISE: a realist evaluation study investigating the implementation and effectiveness of stroke Early Supported Discharge services across England. The aim is to identify what… read more

Recent Publications

• CHOULIARA, NIKI and LINCOLN, NADINA B, 2016. Qualitative exploration of the benefits of group-based memory rehabilitation for people with neurological disabilities: implications for rehabilitation delivery and evaluation. BMJ open. 6(9), e011225
• CHOULIARA, NIKI and LINCOLN, NADINA B., 2015. Developing a questionnaire to assess the outcome of memory rehabilitation for people with neurological disabilities INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THERAPY AND REHABILITATION. 22(10), 470-477
• CHOULIARA N, FISHER RJ, KERR M & WALKER M., 2014. Implementing evidence-based stroke Early Supported Discharge services: a qualitative study of challenges, facilitators and impact Clinical Rehabilitation.
• COBLEY CS, FISHER RJ, CHOULIARA N, KERR M, WALKER M, 2013. A qualitative study exploring patients' and carers' experiences of Early Supported Discharge services after stroke Clinical Rehabilitation. 27(8), 750

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Current Research

Research Fellow on the WISE: a realist evaluation study investigating the implementation and effectiveness of stroke Early Supported Discharge services across England. The aim is to identify what benefits there are for healthcare communities that have adopted ESD and to determine if realised benefits are the same as those suggested by randomised controlled trials.

Past Research

Research Fellow on the REVIHR project: a multisite mixed-methods study looking at the implementation of evidence based in-patient stroke rehabilitation services. January 2014 to September 2017. For more information on the REVIHR study see: http://www.clahrc-em.nihr.ac.uk/research/caring-for-older-people-and-stroke-survivors/revihr-study.aspx

• CHOULIARA, NIKI and LINCOLN, NADINA B, 2016. Qualitative exploration of the benefits of group-based memory rehabilitation for people with neurological disabilities: implications for rehabilitation delivery and evaluation. BMJ open. 6(9), e011225
• CHOULIARA, NIKI and LINCOLN, NADINA B., 2015. Developing a questionnaire to assess the outcome of memory rehabilitation for people with neurological disabilities INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THERAPY AND REHABILITATION. 22(10), 470-477
• CHOULIARA N, FISHER RJ, KERR M & WALKER M., 2014. Implementing evidence-based stroke Early Supported Discharge services: a qualitative study of challenges, facilitators and impact Clinical Rehabilitation.
• COBLEY CS, FISHER RJ, CHOULIARA N, KERR M, WALKER M, 2013. A qualitative study exploring patients' and carers' experiences of Early Supported Discharge services after stroke Clinical Rehabilitation. 27(8), 750