Research
Our multi-disciplinary health research rethinks the way primary care is delivered to people locally, nationally and globally - from advancing hypertensive patient self-care to utilising big data for new insights into antibiotics.
Teaching
Through our taught courses and research-based programmes, we are committed to training aspiring health researchers and effective clinicians, and nurturing the next generation of innovators in health sciences.
Engagement
Our world-leading research programmes and collaborations engage with industry, patients, the public, and health professionals to drive forward evidence-based healthcare.
Ranked top in the UK for primary care research.
90% of research impacts considered outstanding (REF 2014).
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Roadworks - limited access
Improvement works to Woodstock Road take place 25 June – 15 September, resulting in limited access to the RPC Building.
Assisted smoking reduction trial
Do you want to cut down your smoking, but are not ready to quit? This Oxford University Trial is looking for volunteers.
A great place to work
We actively promote a culture that supports a healthy work–life balance, this includes provisions to support family-friendly working.
Global impact
Through world-class research and teaching, our staff and students make a difference to health care locally and globally.
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From our experts
news
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Department awarded for sustainability efforts
15 June 2018
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Patients to set agenda for heart failure research
15 June 2018
Upcoming seminars
Publications
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Pregabalin: what the patent litigation means for doctors and drug companies.
Journal article
Smyth D. et al, (2018), BMJ, 361
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The clinician impact and financial cost to the NHS of litigation over pregabalin: a cohort study in English primary care.
Journal article
Croker R. et al, (2018), BMJ Open, 8
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Receptionists' role in new approaches to consultations in primary care: a focused ethnographic study.
Journal article
Brant HD. et al, (2018), Br J Gen Pract