Community and Health Research Unit
High quality research for quality improvement in health and social care
Members from the Community and Health Research Unit provided elevator and poster presentations at this year’s 999 EMS Research Foum Conference online, ‘All in this together: collaboration in emergency prehospital care research’. Highlights from the CaHRU team included a rapid Continue reading CaHRU’s Despina Laparidou wins prize at 999 EMS Research Forum conference
The March improvement science and research methods seminar, Using Track and Trace data to model the early phase of Covid-19 Epidemic in Lincolnshire. Empirical evidence for the rule of six, was given by Dr Zahid Asghar on 23rd March. Dr Continue reading Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar March 2022: Mathematical modelling of epidemics by Dr Zahid Asghar
On 26th April, Kim Kirby, a clinical academic paramedic at South Western Ambulance Service and PhD candidate at University of the West of England gave the CaHRU research seminar. Kim is funded on a National Institute for Health Research Clinical Continue reading Improvement science and research methods seminar April 2022: Kim Kirby on Conversation analysis
The latest edition of the CaHRU Newsletter (Winter 2021/22) was published in March 2022. The newsletter presents the work of the research centre over the past three months and includes articles from the CaHRU blog covering publications, conferences and funding. Continue reading Community and Health Research Unit Newsletter Winter 2021/22
The February 2022 CaHRU Improvement Science and Research Method seminar was presented by Dr Harriet Moore on ‘Novel use of ambulance data to identify vulnerable communities in the early days of new pandemic’. Dr Moore is an interdisciplinary researcher and Continue reading Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar February 2022: Dr Harriet Moore on Novel use of ambulance data to identify vulnerable communities in the pandemic