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Involvement within the INCLUDE study

Involving people with experience of dementia in a literature review – and discussing this at the Alzheimer’s Society conference

Jemima Dooley

28 May 2019

PPI

Attending the House of Commons as panel expert

Oliver van Hecke

28 May 2019

Involving advanced heart failure patients in shaping research questions: A Priority Setting Partnership

Why GPs and patients need to talk more openly about death

Lucy Pocock

16 May 2019

Behavioural Science Group at the Cambridge Science Festival 2019

What makes a decision 'shared'?

Jemima Dooley

3 May 2019

Physical-mental multimorbidity: Breaking down the silos

2 May 2019

Children with eczema: The link to food allergies is not clear cut

Matt Ridd

1 May 2019

Integrating Patient and Public Involvement at the SAPC South West conference, 2019

Sonia Newman

Sonia Newman

1 May 2019

PPI

Making meaningful consumer involvement a reality- reflections from the Cochrane Symposium

Shoba Dawson

16 April 2019

PPI

What is the evidence that people living with frailty have needs for palliative care at the end of life?

Daniel Stow

16 April 2019

Facilitating links across schools and disciplines: two experiences of the NIHR SPARC scheme

The words we never said

Mila Petrova

Mila Petrova

21 March 2019

ESWG

The unexpected consequences of researching unexpected consequences: The DECODE Study

Lorraine McDonagh

15 March 2019

Help us identify the unintended consequences of digital health tools in primary care

Jeremy Horwood

1 March 2019

PPI

Addressing the complexity of modern medicine through complex reviews

Faraz Mughal

21 February 2019

ESWG

Getting the most from freedom of information requests as part of a realist review: Finding treasure or futile endeavour?

A medical student’s journey through academic primary care

5 February 2019

Social prescribing sounds great – but great for whom, in what circumstances and why?

Stephanie Tierney

8 January 2019

ESWG

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Latest news

Professor paul little awarded rcgp discovery prize

Professor Paul Little awarded RCGP Discovery Prize

SPCR Board member from the University of Southampton, Professor Paul Little, has been awarded the RCGP's Discovery Award in recognition of outstanding research in general practice.

George shaw wins george lewith prize

Dr George Shaw wins George Lewith Prize

Congratulations to the University of Oxford's George Shaw who submitted the winning application for the George Lewith Prize.

New nhs online support for type 2 diabetes

New NHS online support for Type 2 diabetes

A programme of research into web-based self-management for people with type 2 diabetes has informed an online NHS service offered to people with the disease. The research was led by SPCR Academic Lead at UCL's eHealth Unit, Professor Elizabeth Murray, with funding from the NIHR Programme Grant for Applied Health.

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