EBM Manifesto - tackling "questionable integrity" of medical evidence
Launched at Evidence Live, the manifesto is an open invitation to contribute and join a movement towards better evidence for better healthcare.
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Talking about healthy, happy eating
Department members deliver a suite of colourful hands-on activities for Oxfordshire Science Festival to uncover some of the hidden truths behind food.
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Department awarded for sustainability efforts
The University of Oxford celebrated its sustainability stars at a prestigious awards event on 12 June, where the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences was awarded a Green Impact Bronze Award.
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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.
ExploreTeaching
Through our taught 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.
LearnEngagement
Our world-leading research programmes and collaborations engage with industry, patients, the public, and health professionals to drive forward evidence-based healthcare.
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Studies in Co-Creating Assisted Living Solutions
Researchers are examining the impact of new assisted-living technologies on the everyday lives of those managing varied health and social care needs.
The impact of our work
Through world-class research and teaching, our staff and students make a difference to health care locally and globally.
Our workplace culture
We actively promote a culture that supports a healthy work–life balance, this includes provisions to support family-friendly working.
The Optimise Study
Helping elderly patients to manage high blood pressure by reducing the number of blood pressure-lowering medications taken.
Ranked top in the UK for primary care research.
90% of research impacts considered outstanding (REF 2014).
Events & courses
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American–European Health Economics Study Group - II Edition
Friday, 07 July 2017 to Saturday, 08 July 2017
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