MPhil初级保健

卫生服务研究部拥有大量的研究生，他们采用了多种方法混合应用到广泛的应用卫生服务研究环境中。我们使用各种研究方法，在一个令人兴奋的多学科环境中工作。与NHS和NIHR紧密合作的多学科研究环境意味着我们为研究生提供了令人鼓舞的环境。我们在定量，定性方法，系统评价和临床试验方面，在各种社区，初级和二级医疗环境中均具有专业知识和正在进行的研究。我们当前工作的示例包括初级和中级护理中的肌肉骨骼问题的管理，紧急牙科护理服务，矫形和视力服务以及姑息治疗的使用。
Undertake research that has real-world benefits with our Primary Care research degree. You’ll explore clinically relevant topics in collaboration with academics, clinicians and experts by experience. Multi-disciplinary research with strong NHS and National Institute for Health and Care Research partnerships provides an inspiring environment for postgraduate researchers.IntroductionThe Institute of Population Health conducts internationally acclaimed research and collaborates with communities to understand how biology, behaviour, environment, policies, and technology impact physical and mental health.Research is supported by colleagues working in health and social care, experts by experience and members of the public. We have a long and successful history of research links with NHS services and are extremely well placed to help develop the clinical research expertise of our postgraduate researchers across a range of settings.Our work is theoretically robust, and problem and policy focused. We have a research agenda that’s socially relevant and postgraduate teaching that’s truly research led. The Department of Primary Care and Mental Health is home to expertise and ongoing research, using both quantitative and qualitative methods, systematic reviews and clinical trials in a variety of community, primary and secondary care contexts. Examples of our current work include the management of musculoskeletal problems and cardiovascular disease in primary and intermediates, as well as the use of orthoptic and vision services.Research topicsWe particularly welcome enquiries from prospective postgraduate researchers interested in:Chronic conditions and multimorbidityPrimary care and community mental healthBig data – Combined Intelligence for Population Health Action (CIPHA) and System-PVisual impairment in acquired brain injury.Other areas of research within the department include:Global mental healthCardiovascular diseases and hypertensionChildren and familiesOlder adultsSuicide and self-harmDementia and ageingClinical psychology, including forensics, pain, dementia, and physical health.