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Staff News - March 2018
Welcome to our new Data Coordinators who both joined us on 1 March: Patrycja Bromm and Dianne Dejean. Many of you will already know Dianne who has been working with us on a temporary basis since January. Farewell to: Louise Cotterell who leaves us on 23 March Maeve Coyle who leaves us on...
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HSRU representatives receive the Queen's Anniversary Prize
Health Services Research Unit's (HSRU) representatives had a very special work trip yesterday: they were invited to the Buckingham Palace to collect the Queen's Anniversary Prize for sustained research excellence in healthcare research leading to improvements in academic and clinical practice and delivery of care.
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What helps trial recruitment?
The update of the Cochrane systematic review of trial recruitment interventions has just been published. The review is led by HSRU's Prof Shaun Treweek and also involves Heidi Gardner and Cynthia Fraser. It's a sizeable update, increasing the number of included studies from 45 to 68 but in...
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University receives highest national honour at ceremony in Buckingham Palace
The 51cg was presented with the Queen's Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education at a ceremony in Buckingham Palace.
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Tech Tips for students
We’re excited to announce the launch of Toolkit’s new video series - Tech Tips.
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Can routinely collected data transform the way we do trials?
The wealth of data we have available to us has the potential to predict what treatment works best for us; but can this method really change the way we do trials? A new review paper sheds light on how big data could transform the use of real-world evidence in healthcare,...
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New Chair of the CSO HIPS Committee Announced
HSRU's Prof Shaun Treweek is the new chair of the Chief Scientist Office Health Improvement, Protection and Services Research (HIPS) Committee.
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Empowering people to help speak up about safety in primary care
Using codesign to involve patients and professionals in developing new interventions for patients with multimorbidity
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HSRU Public Engagement Group become 'elf evidence detectives' for Christmas school activity
Following our successful events at this year’s TechFest and Maths Week, members of our Public Engagement Group were delighted to bring a Christmas version of our treasure hunt activity to Milltimber Primary School on the 11th of December. The treasure hunt encouraged the Primary 5 children to think critically about research...
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The Queen's Anniversary Award for sustained excellence in health services research
We have won the Queen's Anniversary Prize for our health services research! It is the UK's most prestigious form of national recognition open to a UK academic or vocational institution.