Professor Gina Agarwal: international visiting fellow, seminar and public lecture

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We were fortunate to host Professor Gina Agarwal, from McMaster University in Canada, who visited CaHRU and the University of Lincoln in September 2022, under the international visiting fellowship programme supported by the Lincoln Institute for Advanced Studies. Gina Agarwal Continue reading Professor Gina Agarwal: international visiting fellow, seminar and public lecture→

Could you help with an important new research study about doctors in GP training with specific learning difficulties? 

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Are you a doctor in training at any stage of the UK general practice specialty scheme and preparing for the Workplace Based Assessment (WPBA), or recently completed the specialty training for general practice? Do you have a specific learning difficulty? Continue reading Could you help with an important new research study about doctors in GP training with specific learning difficulties? →

Community and Health Research Unit Newsletter Summer 2022

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

Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar September 2022: Performing health research with low income vulnerable older adults by Prof Ginal Agarwal

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Prof Gina Agarwal, MBBS(UK) MRCGP(UK) CCFP FCFP PHD(Epidemiology) from McMaster University in Canada visited the Community and Health Research Unit for a week in September, as an International visiting fellow funded by the Lincoln Institute for Advanced Studies, and gave Continue reading Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar September 2022: Performing health research with low income vulnerable older adults by Prof Ginal Agarwal→

PhD journey: Dr Viet-Hai Phung

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Almost seven years, over 62,000 words, 313 pages, 10 chapters, 546 references, two publications, a transfer viva, and a full viva later, my PhD journey has ended. The thesis comprised three different elements: the systematic scoping review; paramedic interview study Continue reading PhD journey: Dr Viet-Hai Phung→