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Developing a measure of appropriate polypharmacy in primary care: the first steps

• Research

Increasing multimorbidity and the rising numbers of guidelines focussing on how to treat specific medical conditions have led to widespread polypharmacy (the use of multiple medications in one individual).

TUTOR-PHC - a meaningful interdisciplinary experience

• TUTOR
• Trainees

SPCR ‘developing skills in PPI’ training day at Newcastle University

• Event
• Trainees

How can patients be involved in the implementation and improvement of research?

• PPI
• Research
• Trainees

Exploring research and learning in Australia and Hong Kong

• Research
• Trainees

Exchanging skills and ideas with students from across the school

• Event
• Trainees

It’s false to believe that antibiotic resistance is only a problem in hospitals – GP surgeries are seeing it too

• General

World Health Day 2017 – ‘Depression: let’s talk’

• Research

Using systematic reviews to reduce research waste—who really cares?

• Research

Sex, Infections and Disease Modelling

• Research
• Trainees

The Influence of PPI in Practice-Based Research: Authenticity and Impact

• PPI

Qualitative research: We need to ask, “What’s going on?”

• Event
• Trainees

How old is old, and what to wear: the value of PPI

• PPI
• Research
• Trainees

Increasing your visibility, improving your impact

• General
• Research

Going the extra mile - PPI representatives meet to discuss recommendations

• Event
• PPI
• Research

Dementia the leading cause of death in England and Wales?? What is really going on?

• Trainees

'Doctors as Patients'

• Research

Milestone moment for Keele’s Research User Group

• Event
• PPI
• Research

The Chatlab at New Scientist Live: A novel way of engaging the public with research

• Event
• Trainees

The Weekend Effect: Fact or Fiction?

• Trainees