Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar January 2023: Dealing with missing data: imputation or deletion?

Dr Vanessa Botan, Post-Doctoral Research Associate in Medical Statistics at CaHRU gave the first seminar of 2023 on the topic of ‘Dealing with missing data: imputation or deletion?’ Vanessa’s background is multidisciplinary and diverse. She has developed expertise in statistical Continue reading Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar January 2023: Dealing with missing data: imputation or deletion?

Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar December 2022: Challenges and pitfalls of ambulance service research

Dr Michael Smyth, Assistant Professor in Emergency and Critical Care at the University Warwick, gave the December Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar on the ‘Challenges and pitfalls of ambulance service research’. Mike has had 25 years experience as a Continue reading Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar December 2022: Challenges and pitfalls of ambulance service research

Community and Health Research Unit Newsletter Autumn 2022

The latest edition of the CaHRU Newsletter (Autumn 2022) is now available. The newsletter presents the work of the research centre over the last three months and includes articles from the CaHRU blog covering publications, conferences and funding. The newsletter Continue reading Community and Health Research Unit Newsletter Autumn 2022

CaHRU led study of prehospital hypoglycaemia features in NIHR alert

A study which investigated the effects of an information booklet-based intervention, ‘Hypos can strike twice’, on recurrent hypoglycaemic attendances by ambulance services (Ambu-HS2) features in the latest NIHR alert She was invited to present at the ACPIC as the winner of the Highest Quality Research Continue reading CaHRU led study of prehospital hypoglycaemia features in NIHR alert

Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar November 2022: Research on domestic violence and abuse with racially minoritised and seldom heard groups

November’s research seminar was presented by Professor Sundari Anitha, Professor of Gender Violence and Work in the School of Social and Political Sciences on her research on domestic violence and abuse with racially minoritised and seldom heard groups: utilising life Continue reading Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar November 2022: Research on domestic violence and abuse with racially minoritised and seldom heard groups