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Are digital technologies the answer to modern healthcare challenges? MSc Applied Digital Health student Aditi explores nuanced answers to this question, emphasising the need for a people-centred approach, considering space, place and context.

Aditi Kapadia, an MSc in Applied Digital Health student at the University of Oxford, standing outdoors in her matriculation attire. She is wearing a white collared shirt with a black ribbon tie, a black pleated skirt, and a dark academic gown draped over her shoulders. She has short, light brown hair, glasses, and a bright smile.

Centre for Applied Respiratory Research Innovation and Impact

Workforce and Learning Research Group

Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine

Oxford Tobacco Addiction Group

Behaviour, Implementation Science and Qualitative methods in Infections research Team (BISQIT)

The BetterBasket App for Healthy Food Purchases

Modelling the Cost Effectiveness of Population Approaches to Improve Diet and Physical Activity (PRIMEtime)

Front of Pack Food Labelling: Impact on Consumer Choice (FLICC)

Predicting Cardiovascular Disease Rates in England Using Novel Mathematical Models (microPRIME)

Evaluation of the UK Sugar Drink Industry Levy

CO-designing for healthy People and Planet: food system Economic Research (COPPER)

Co-producing an Action Plan to Reduce Consumption of High Fat, Sugar and Salt Foods with the Local Community in Newham

Health Economics and Policy Evaluation

Clinical Informatics and Health Outcomes Research Group (CIHORG)

Social Prescribing

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CPRD Research Group

Our main aim is to assist researchers to conduct high quality primary care research using data from the Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CPRD).

Stratified TreAtments Research (STAR)

We use information from large databases of electronic health records to better target preventative treatments at those patients with the most to gain

Interdisciplinary Research in Health Sciences (IRIHS)

Hypertension

Green Impact

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