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Chicago (pictured) hosted this year's SRNT Conference. © CC BY-SA 2.0
Chicago (pictured) hosted this year's SRNT Conference.

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Our First Co-design Workshop in London with Charity Partner Birth Companions

Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement

Research Databases: sources for routinely collected data from GP practices

Plant-based buffet

VIABLE

Remote monitoring in virtual wards for acutely unwell patients being managed and treated on an ambulatory care pathway: feasibility study

Resources for patients interested in participating in the study

Selby Area

Early and Mid-Career Researchers (EMCR)

A page of resources for and curated by EMCRs in the department.

Clinical Studies

Implementation

Diagnostic Reasoning

Health Records Data

Security Screening Guidance

Exploring care leavers’ transitions from care to independence

We would like to find out how a diverse group of young adult care leavers experience the transition from local authority care to independence. We aim to find ways to improve information, support, and services.

Optimising patient risk management in urgent primary care services (PRIMA)

This study is investigating the everyday work of managing risk being done by urgent primary care services, their staff, and by patients and their companions using these services in order to optimise patient safety.

Resources

Departmental Covidence Subscription

CoMPuTE Programme Steering Committee and Stakeholder (PPIE) Group

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