Joseph Akanuwe receives PhD for work on communicating cancer risk

Joseph Akanuwe joins CaHRU

Joseph Akanuwe, doctoral student at CaHRU was recently confirmed by the College of Social Science Research Degrees Board that he be awarded his PhD for his thesis ‘Exploring service user and practitioner perspectives of using cancer risk assessment tools in Continue reading Joseph Akanuwe receives PhD for work on communicating cancer risk

CaHRU present at EMS2018 conference in Copenhagen

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CaHRU was represented by Prof Niro Siriwardena together with colleagues from East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust at the recent EMS2018 conference which took place at Copenhagen’s Tivoli Congress Hall, 16-18 April 2018. The theme of the conference was “It Continue reading CaHRU present at EMS2018 conference in Copenhagen

New study from CaHRU on caregivers for people with dementia

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A qualitative study exploring the experiences and perceptions of informal carers of people with dementia when interacting with health care services was published this month in the journal Dementia. The study entitled ‘Caregivers’ interactions with health care services – Mediator Continue reading New study from CaHRU on caregivers for people with dementia