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CaHRU/LIH seminar: Causal models and Directed Acyclic Graphs – Professor Graham Law

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Professor Graham Law, who recently joined the university and CaHRU as Professor in Medical Statitics, delivered the latest of CaHRU/LIH’s Implementation Science and Research Methods seminar series – on Causal Models and the use of Directed Acyclic Graphs. Professor Law Continue reading CaHRU/LIH seminar: Causal models and Directed Acyclic Graphs – Professor Graham Law→

Implementation science and research methods seminar: statistical modelling of time series data

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The latest CaHRU Implementation Science and Research Methods seminar was presented by Dr Murray Smith on 25th October 2016, on the topic of statistical modelling of time series data. Dr Smith, research fellow at the Community and Health Research Unit Continue reading Implementation science and research methods seminar: statistical modelling of time series data→

Rachel Hawley co-authors new book on values and ethics in coaching

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A new book, Values and Ethics in Coaching, co-authored by Rachel Hawley of CaHRU will be published next month. Rachel is Project Manager of the HEI Challenge for Patient Supported Quality Improvement led by CaHRU. The book, which is the Continue reading Rachel Hawley co-authors new book on values and ethics in coaching→

Joseph Akanuwe joins CaHRU

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Joseph Akanuwe joins CaHRU

Joseph Akanuwe recently joined CaHRU as a research assistant working on quality improvement and implementation science projects in primary and prehospital care. Joseph has a nursing and public health background. After qualifying as a registered general nurse (RGN) he worked Continue reading Joseph Akanuwe joins CaHRU→

Julie Pattinson joins CaHRU

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Julie Pattinson joins CaHRU

Julie Pattinson joined the CaHRU team this autumn as a research assistant from the University of Nottingham, Division of Epidemiology and Public Health Research (UK centre for Tobacco and Alcohol Studies; UKCTAS). She has a keen interest in behavioural addictions and her recent Continue reading Julie Pattinson joins CaHRU→