Projects funded in 2022
| Code | Title | Organisation | Lead PI | Funding Amount | Abstract | Final Summary |
| HIPS/22/10 | Assessing the implementation of the Public Health Scotland Physical Activity Referral Standards: A process evaluation. | Edinburgh Napier University | Dr Coral Hanson | £298,278 | HIPS/22/10 Abstract | Project Active |
| HIPS/22/15 | The Impact Of Artificial Intelligence On Hyperacute Stroke Diagnostic And Treatment Pathways –Implications For Clinicians And The Scottish Healthcare System. | University of Edinburgh | Dr Luciana D’Adderio | £258,748 | HIPS/22/15 Abstract | Project Active |
| HIPS/22/18 | Chronic Pain Identification Through Using Electronic Records (C-PICTURE). Development and validation of an algorithm to identify people with chronic pain through primary care-based records. | University of Dundee | Professor Lesley Colvin | £299,998 | HIPS/22/18 Abstract | Project Active |
| HIPS/22/21 | Intervention Development and Acceptability/Feasibility Study of a Greenspace Programme for Mental Health and Problem Substance Use | University of Stirling | Dr Wendy Masterton | £299,713 | HIPS/22/21 Abstract | Project Active |
| HIPS/22/25 | A Pilot Randomised Control Trial of an Intervention to Reduce Children’s Exposure to Second-Hand Smoke in the Home in Disadvantaged Communities in Scotland. | University of Stirling | Dr Rachel O’Donnell | £299,973 | HIPS/22/25 Abstract | Project Active |
| HIPS/22/30 | A Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial of Sleep Restriction Therapy Versus Sleep Hygiene Education for Newly Diagnosed Breast Cancer Patients with Acute Insomnia. | University of Strathclyde | Dr Leanne Fleming | £299,058 | HIPS/22/30 Abstract | Project Active |
| HIPS/22/33 | Caring for Long COVID in Primary Care: Using Patient and Professional Experience to Build Co-Designed Solutions. A Participatory, Mixed Methods Study. | University of Glasgow | Professor Catherine O’Donnell | £297,900 | HIPS/22/33 Abstract | Project Active |
| HIPS/22/36 | PLatform randomised controlled trial for INTracerebral Haemorrhage (PLINTH): Community-Based Feasibility Study. | University of Edinburgh | Professor Rustam Al-Shahi Salman | £298,985 | HIPS/22/36 Abstract | Project Active |