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Title: Exploring the impact of housing insecurity on the health and wellbeing of children and young people AbstractHousing insecurity refers to housing situations where people experience or are at…
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Alcohol-related health and social problems place a major strain on the NHS and social services. Some of the most effective interventions to reduce alcohol consumption are those that do not require…
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Help is on hand: Can AI help ease the burden of research communications? We have long known about AI, largely through science fiction films, but now in 2023 it feels like it has truly arrived. The…
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Improving Trauma Care through Research – what are the best strategies? AbstractInjury – an alteration of body function or other evidence of pathology – occurring as a result of an…
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Entrepreneurs Sam Chapman, Varija Bajaj and Charlotte-Belle Tobin will share their top tips for starting your own company, and discuss the key skills and attributes for budding entrepreneurs. The…
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AbstractThe ultimate aim of all public health research is to improve population health and wellbeing and reduce health inequalities and this is arguably most effectively achieved by ensuring that…
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AbstractPatient and public involvement (PPI) is now widely accepted to be a standard requirement in health and social care research. While guidance on involvement in primary studies is available from…
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Abstract: During her talk Michelle will share findings from her research which explores the relationship between development in school age children and subsequent weight and mental health in…
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Clinical Risk Prediction: What are we predicting and whyClinical risk scores and tools are often used in emergency medicine to predict the risk of adverse outcome and guide decision-making. This…
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Abstract:During his talk Dr. Richmond will draw upon research from the COVID-19 response in both Canada and the UK, to explore how health systems organised their prolonged response to the Global…
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There is no shortage of guidance for designing and delivering evaluations. However, the published literature of empirical studies demonstrates that pre-emptive measures do not always prevent common…
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The 14th Roberts
Lecture took place on Wednesday 9 November in Firth Hall.Sir George Buckley, who is an
Honorary graduate of the University, was the guest speaker.Sir George Buckley was…
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Join us for a monthly online masterclass by one of our health research experts based in The School of Health and Related Research
Interventions to reduce the public health burden of…
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ScHARR Mini Master Class in Health Research #20 AbstractThe launch of the Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF) and the emphasis placed on Innovation as one of the University’s four pillars has…
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Title Undertaking data-centric healthcare research: Experiences from urgent & emergency care systemsPresenterProfessor Suzanne Mason(Professor of Emergency Care)AbstractThis talk will focus on…
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Register here For more information about this study please go to: http://www.yorkshiredeependgp.org/
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