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Group name	Group summary
Care Home Research	The Care Home research group is part of the Academic Unit of Elderly Care and Rehabilitation, and have established a strong and growing portfolio of research relevant to the residents of care homes. Our projects
Frailty and Elderly Care Research	The award winning Frailty and Elderly Care research group, part of the Academic Unit for Ageing and Stroke Research, addresses the needs of an ageing population. This population has life-long accumulated exposures which contribute to chronic disease and give rise to associated physical and mental health co-morbidities.
Leeds Unit for Complex Intervention Development (LUCID)	LUCID is a methodological research group based across LIHS and LICTR within the School of Medicine, developing and optimising complex healthcare interventions to improve patient and public outcomes.
Simulation and Capacity Modelling	Group summary: Simulation and capacity modelling forms a key research theme within the Academic Unit of Health Economics. Our group specialises in the economic evaluation of medical technologies (MedTech), medical devices, diagnostic tests, digital health innovations, and medical interventions where traditional modelling approaches may fall short.
Stroke Rehabilitation	A part of the Academic Unit for Ageing and Stroke Research, the stroke rehabilitation groups is a world-leading centre for stroke research.