PLAY Study Results Publication Marilyn Bradbury, Clinical Doctoral Research Fellow at BCHC has recently published the results of the BCHC-sponsored ‘PLAY’ study that was in data collection in 2017. The study aimed to explore the perspectives of children with disabilities, […]
Read MoreDr Annika Kroeger Research Successes Dr Annika Kroeger has just got word that she has won the prize for the best scientific poster at the German Society for Periodontology Annual Meeting. Her presentation “Molecular Cartography of Healthy and Diseased Gingival Tissues” showcases […]
Read MoreCommunity Nursing Research Awards If you are a registered community nurse in England that has recently undertaken a research project, you could be awarded £500! NHS England has partnered with the International Collaboration for Community Health Nursing Research to host […]
Read MoreResearch and Innovation Collaborations with Aston University As part of the closer alliance between Aston University and Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, a brief survey has been put together to elicit ideas for collaborative research and innovation projects from […]
Read MoreBCHC- Why we do research Listed below, are a series of videos detailing progress being made through research in various services across BCHC Paediatric Dietetics & Internal Feeding Service BCHC Dietetic Practitioner, Mohbeen Khatab and Sue Meredith, Clinical Lead […]
Read MoreDementia- Opportunity for Participation in Research If you have been supporting your spouse, partner or family member living with dementia to live at home during the pandemic, then there is a survey-based study that is interested in hearing about your […]
Read MoreStroke Association- New funding partnership with NIHR’s Programme Grants for Applied Research (PGFAR) The NIHR PGFAR scheme provides a unique platform to launch programmes of applied research to address stroke rehabilitation and long-term care PSP priorities They are urging the stroke research […]
Read MoreThe ELSA Study- for parents with children aged 3-13 This study aims to understand whether you would or would not want to know if your child was at risk of getting type 1 diabetes in the future and if you […]
Read MoreiKNOW Study The iKNOW research programme invites parents and carers of children (aged 1-8 years) with confirmed or suspected developmental difficulties to take part in a new and exciting project learning about behaviour. Parents will be asked to take part […]
Read MoreLGBTQ+ Youth Experiences Survey Rosa Town, an ARC North Thames PhD student based at University College London, is recruiting LGBTQ+ young people aged 16-25 to complete an anonymous online survey. This survey is investigating self-management, mental health, outness, and stress […]
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