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University of Birmingham, Institute of Applied Health Research PhD Projects, Programs & Scholarships

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  Characteristics and predictors of overtreatment in the UK - analysis of electronic primary care records
University of Birmingham Institute of Applied Health Research
  Prof T Marshall
Applications accepted all year round
BACKGROUND. Overtreatment not only exposes patients to unnecessary risks of side-effects and complications, but also wastes limited healthcare resources.
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  Determinants and consequences of chronic disease and associated treatment modalities
University of Birmingham Institute of Applied Health Research
  Prof G N Thomas
Applications accepted all year round
A PhD project with Prof Thomas will focus on the epidemiology of chronic disease. For example delineating the inter relationships between determinants of chronic disease such as lifestyle and biochemical parameters and their impact on the incidence of disease outcomes or in physical or cognitive decline.
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  The effects of risk measurement variability on clinical decision-making
University of Birmingham Institute of Applied Health Research
  Prof T Marshall
Applications accepted all year round
Clinical measurements are undertaken to diagnose patients and to determine eligibility for treatment. They are also undertaken to monitor response to treatment.
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  The History of Adventure Foods, c.1850-1970: investigating the history of specialist ‘adventure food’ from the initial application through to the emergence of ‘adventure tourism’
University of Birmingham Institute of Applied Health Research
  Dr V Heggie
Applications accepted all year round
Applications are invited for a 3-year self-funded* PhD Studentship starting as soon as possible.
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  The Science of Sports Training c.1800-1940: examining the scientific and health content of training regimes in sport through the ‘long nineteenth century’
University of Birmingham Institute of Applied Health Research
  Dr V Heggie
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Applications are invited for a 3-year self-funded* PhD Studentship starting as soon as possible. The history of sports medicine and exercise physiology are significantly understudied topics from the HSTM perspective.
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  Understanding depression and treatment in South Asian (Pakistani/Indian/Bangladeshi) populations
University of Birmingham Institute of Applied Health Research
  Dr Q Fazil
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Applications are invited for a 3-year fully-funded/self-funded PhD Studentship. A PhD project with Dr Qulsom Fazil will focus on understanding the expression of depression and social treatment approaches of recovery in people from South Asian backgrounds.
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