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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.

TIA-Survive

ORCA: Oxford Research in Conversation Analysis

For health professionals:

For the public:

BWeL: Brief intervention on weight loss trial

For health professionals:

For the public

The WRAP Trial: How effective are referrals to commercial weight management services?

A trial testing the effectiveness of referral to commercial weight management services and the optimum length of the referral.

For the public:

Reducing smoking in preparation for a quit attempt

For health professionals

Clinical Trials

Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health

Evidence-Based Medicine and Research Methods

Oxford Institute of Digital Health

Our multidisciplinary, cross-department initiative to develop patient-level applications and diagnostics and to curate and analyse routine clinical data.

Digital Healthcare

Health Policy and Systems

Big data

We are building a big data analytics powerhouse, having recently convened the world’s longest established and largest electronic health records databases, and developed the UK’s only prescribing database.

Health Behaviours

THRIVING Food Futures - Home

The THRIVING Food Futures research hub will find policy solutions that reduce the carbon footprint of our diets whilst maximising health co-benefits.

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