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|||What strategies<br>can increase awareness<br>and understanding<br>ofDCM amongst||
||Raising Awareness|healthcare<br>professionals<br>and the public? Can these strategies<br>help improve||
|||timely diagnosis<br>and management<br>ofDCM?||
|2|Natural<br>History|What is the natural<br>history ofDCM? What is the relationship<br>between<br>DCM <br>asymptomatic<br>spinal cord compression<br>or canal stenosis'? What factors|and|
|||influence<br>the natural<br>history ofthe disease?||
||Diagnostic<br>Criteria|What is are the diagnostic<br>criteria ofDCM? What is the role of imaging<br>and<br>when should<br>imaging<br>be used in the assessment<br>ofDCM?||
|||What assessment<br>tools can be used to evaluate<br>functional<br>impairment,||
||Assessment<br>and|disability<br>and quality oflite in people with DCM? What instruments,<br>tools or||
||Monitoring|methods<br>can be used or developed to monitor people with DCM for disease||
|||progression<br>or improvement<br>either before or aRer surgical treatment?||
|5|Pathophysiology|What is the pathophysiology<br>ofDCM? What are the mechanisms<br>of<br>neurological<br>injury and the molecular<br>and anatomical<br>consequences'?||
|||What is the role of rehabilitation<br>following<br>surgery<br>for DCM? Can structured||
||Rehabilitation|postoperative<br>rehabilitation<br>improve<br>outcome<br>following<br>surgery<br>for DCM'? What||
|||are the most effective strategies?||
|1'|Novel Therapies|Can novel therapies,<br>including<br>stem-cell,<br>gene, pharmacological<br>and<br>neuroprotective<br>therapies,<br>improve the health<br>and wellbeing<br>ofpeople<br>liVing with||
|||DCM and slow down disease progression' ?||
||Socio-economic|What is the socio-economic<br>impact ofDCM? @hefinancial impact of living|with|
||Impact|OCM to the individual,<br>their supporters<br>and society as a whole)||
||Imaging Techniques|What is the role ofdynamic<br>or novel imaging techniques<br>and neurophysiology<br>the assessinent<br>ofDCM?|in|
|10|Individualising<br>Surgery|Are there clinical and imaging factors that can help a surgeon select who should<br>undergo<br>surgical decompression<br>in the setting of DCM? At what stage of the<br>disease is surgery the preferred<br>management<br>strategy?||



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|Donations|||12,088|106,229|118,317|26,001|
|Charitable<br>activities||||4,946|4,946|7,727|
|investments||||21|21||
|Total income|||12,088|111,196|123,284|33,728|
|Expenditure<br>on:|||||||
|Raising funds||||1,842|1,842||
|Charitable<br>activities|||7,994|65,518|73,512|29,870|
|Total expenditure|||7,994|67,360|75,354|29,870|
|Net movement|in funds||4,094|435836|47,930|3,858|
|Reconciliation|offunds:||||||
|Total funds brought forward||||8,493|8,493|4,635|
|Net movement|in funds||4,094|43,836|47,930|3,858|
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|Education|3,095|3,095|3,559|
|Research|2,869|2,869|4,865|
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|General office expenses||71|71|1,020|
|Computer<br>expenses||768|768|647|
|Insurance||398|398|248|
|Subscriptions||157|157|157|
|Travel and subsistence||||182|
|Grant funded|Google advertisements|50,519|50,519|18,632|
|Consultancy||14,375|14,375||
|Governance|costs|1,260|1,260|560|
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