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Relational continuity of care
Understanding relational continuity of care. There is no funding for this project. It is for self-funded students. Background. Relational continuity of care is ongoing affiliation between clinician and a patient across many illness episodes. Read more
Development and evaluation of a ‘best housing’ assessment tool for people living with dementia in extra care housing
Context. There is an increasing need for housing that suits older people, including those living with dementia, and supports them to continue living independently in the community for as long as possible (Twyford and Porteus, 2021). Read more
Understanding Inequalities & Interconnections in Health and Social Care
Project Partner. The Health Foundation. Primary Supervisor. Peter Bath (email. p.a.bath@sheffield.ac.uk. ; webpage. here. ) . Read more
The Social Care Workforce in Wales
Project Partner. Social Care Wales. Lead Supervisor. Liam Foster (email. l.foster@sheffield.ac.uk. ; webpage. here. ). Academic Supervisors. Read more
NIHR School for Primary Care Research PhD studentship
Applications are invited from individuals with a strong academic record who want to develop a career in primary care research and can start a PhD in October 2023. Read more
Improving diagnostic processes and therapeutic strategies in acute care
We are seeking talented, motivated students with a passion for clinically informed and clinically-based research using health data, studying as a PhD student affiliated with PIONEER, the Health Data Research Hub in acute care. Read more
AI assistive tools to predict mental wellbeing within care homes
Cultivating and maintaining mental health is a significant challenge for many residents in care homes. Read more
ACRC Academy
. We are looking for the next generation of leaders who can transform advanced care. Read more
Investigating Older Adults’ Experiences with Multimorbidity and How Digital Health Strategies Can Shape, Enable or Hinder Better Trajectories of Care [Self-Funded Students Only]
Research Group:
Cybersecurity, Privacy and HCC Research Section
Project Highlights. Understand the socio-cultural, environmental and infrastructural challenges that influence multimorbidity and older adults’ lived experiences negotiating and navigating care. Read more
Describing, measuring and defining process capability in health modelling and simulation studies
All successful applicants may elect to apply for a range of competitive PhD studentships we offer, guidance for which can be found here. Read more
Applied Dementia Studies (PhD, Faculty of Health Studies)
Study a PhD at the. University of Bradford. and contribute new and significant knowledge to the field of. Applied Dementia Studies. Read more
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National Institute for Health Research School for Primary Care Research
Applications are invited for NIHR School for Primary Care Research studentships in primary health care from individuals with a strong academic record who wish to develop a career in primary care research. Read more
Developing Reinforcement Learning and Artificial Intelligence Tools to Support Clinical Care Including Care for Women with Perimenopausal and Menopausal Symptoms (CDT in Distributed Algorithms). Ref 57.
This PhD project is part of the. University of Liverpool's. Centre for Doctoral Training in Distributed Algorithms (CDT). The What, How and Where of Next-Generation Data Science. Read more
Cost-effectiveness and acceptability of interventions for children on the Edge of Care: mixed methods study
Background. Children’s Social Care Services face severe challenges. Numbers of looked after children (LAC) are increasing as potential foster placements for these children are decreasing. Read more
Developing and evaluating the impact of pre-meal activity on intake, and wellbeing in people with dementia in a care home setting
Research Group:
Living Well with Dementia
Dementia can have a negative effect on people’s ability to eat and drink. This issue becomes more apparent as the dementia progresses and people with dementia have a decline in their functional abilities. Read more