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Doing research with vulnerable groups: reflections on recruiting street sex workers to a tailored drug treatment service

23 Feb 2021
Associated project: Drug use in street sex workers: the DUSSK study

People in Health West of England launches trailblazing involvement platform

22 Feb 2021

Bristol researchers to collaborate on national study to understand long COVID

18 Feb 2021

Assessing for domestic violence and abuse in sexual health services programme launches

11 Feb 2021
Associated project: The IRIS ADViSE programme: Using sexual health services to support people who have experienced domestic violence and abuse

Jo who has been a public contributor on the coeliac diagnosis project

“Don’t go straight to the free from aisle” – Jo’s experience of being diagnosed with coeliac disease

11 Feb 2021
Associated project: Improving the diagnosis of coeliac disease

Childhood obesity prevention evidence biased towards lifestyle interventions

10 Feb 2021
Associated projects: Analysing the studies behind Cochrane’s ‘Interventions for Preventing Obesity in Children’ review Preventing childhood obesity: updating the Cochrane Review

Paper:

A secondary analysis of the childhood obesity prevention Cochrane Review through a wider determinants of health lens: implications for research funders, researchers, policymakers and practitioners

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Children eating their lunch in a school dining room

Why we need alternative types of evidence to inform policy around the prevention of childhood obesity

10 Feb 2021
Associated projects: Analysing the studies behind Cochrane’s ‘Interventions for Preventing Obesity in Children’ review Preventing childhood obesity: updating the Cochrane Review

Paper:

A secondary analysis of the childhood obesity prevention Cochrane Review through a wider determinants of health lens: implications for research funders, researchers, policymakers and practitioners

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Susan Pywell of our plain language panel, on her laptop

“I feel like I’ve contributed in a small part to making the world a better place”

09 Feb 2021
Associated projects: Working with the Bristol Somali community to improve outcomes for children with autism Driving the use of low dead space injecting equipment among people who inject drugs

How GPs coped with the rapid shift to remote consultations to reduce the risk of COVID-19

09 Feb 2021
Associated project: How have GP practices adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic?

Paper:

The implementation of remote consulting in UK primary care following the COVID-19 pandemic: a mixed methods longitudinal study

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A woman walks down an empty street in Bristol with boarded up shops during the COVID-19 pandemic

Pre-doctoral fellowship opportunities for those working in local authorities

08 Feb 2021

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Doing research with vulnerable groups: reflections on recruiting street sex workers to a tailored drug treatment service

People in Health West of England launches trailblazing involvement platform

Bristol researchers to collaborate on national study to understand long COVID

Assessing for domestic violence and abuse in sexual health services programme launches

“Don’t go straight to the free from aisle” – Jo’s experience of being diagnosed with coeliac disease

Childhood obesity prevention evidence biased towards lifestyle interventions

Why we need alternative types of evidence to inform policy around the prevention of childhood obesity

“I feel like I’ve contributed in a small part to making the world a better place”

How GPs coped with the rapid shift to remote consultations to reduce the risk of COVID-19

Pre-doctoral fellowship opportunities for those working in local authorities

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