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Prof Niro Siriwardena joined several other speakers and around 80 delegates presenting to an online audience at the first event of the ‘Improving inclusion in health and care research ‘ series, tco-created by the Health Foundation, The King’s Fund, The Continue reading CaHRU presents at first ‘Improving inclusion in health and care research event’
Would you like to take part in a study to explore Medical Student First Responder schemes? Are you/ have you been a Medical Student First Responder (MSFR)? Are you currently studying medicine at one of the following Universities? Oxford, Buckingham, Continue reading Perceptions and Experiences of Medical Student First Responders: Qualitative Interview Study invitation to participate
Community First Responders’ role in current and future Rural Health • Are you an adult or the relative of an adult who has needed to call an ambulance and has received care from a Community First Responder in the last Continue reading Community First Responders’ role in current and future rural health – interview study
The May 2021 Improvement science and research methods seminar featured Dr Vanessa Botan who presented on ‘An introduction to propensity score matching’, explaining the use of propensity score matching in observational studies to reduce the effects of confounding. Vanessa is Continue reading Improvement science and research methods seminar May 2021: Dr Vanessa Botan on Propensity score matching
Dr Jasmine Harvey joined the Community and Health Research Unit (CaHRU) earlier this month as project manager and researcher, working on a nationwide research project funded by the National Institute for Health Research Health Services and Delivery Research Programme, that Continue reading Dr Jasmine Harvey joins CaHRU to work on NIHR study on Community First Responders