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Our research rethinks the way that health care is delivered to people, helping them to manage their own health and reduce the numbers that need to be admitted to hospital. This improves patient's independence and well-being as well as dramatically reducing the cost to the NHS.

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Athena Swan SAT and Better Workplace Groups

Recognising advancement of gender equality: representation, progression and success for all.

Self-monitoring and self-managing blood pressure for earlier pre-eclampsia diagnosis

Death following contact with the out of hours service

Developing a Patient and public involvement Intervention to enhance Recruitment and Retention in Surgical Trials (PIRRIST)

Preferences for the management of hypertension – online survey

Patient and public involvement (PPI) in research

Factors which impact an infant’s immune response to vaccination

This study is now complete.

Blog moderation

IMPACT: Interventions to improve antimicrobial prescribing of doctors in training: A realist review

RAMESES II: Realising the potential of realist research for improving the delivery of health services

VOCAL: Virtual Online Consultations - Advantages and Limitations

QuARC: Qualitative Analysis of Remote Consultations

Monitoring chronic kidney disease in primary care

CoMPuTE

Monitoring chronic heart failure in primary care

Publications

Autism

BEAMS: BEtter outcomes postnAtally for MumS

This work comes from the findings of a national report into why mothers’ die (MBRRACE-UK). It found women who face many challenges in accessing healthcare are more at risk of not getting the right help at the right time. This can affect their wellbeing and health, sometimes seriously. The reasons why are complex – one piece of the puzzle is knowing when a symptom is serious that needs medical help.