Research Projects

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Common Ambition Bristol: Addressing HIV stigma and testing in partnership with African and Caribbean communities

This project is currently underway

Co-producing health and care services toolkit: Learning from Common Ambition Bristol

This project is currently underway

National evaluation of weight medication access (NEWA)

This project is currently underway

Blended delivery of cognitive-behavioural therapy for repetitive negative thought within mental health support teams in schools as scalable early intervention for anxiety and depression

This project is currently underway

Assessing feasibility/acceptability of the Veteran Connection Programme (and trial) to enhance mental health amongst military veterans through social connectedness

This project is currently underway

Health and social care interventions in the 80 years old and over population: an evidence and gap map

This is a legacy project

Development of a rapid antimicrobial susceptibility test to assist the treatment of UTI in primary and urgent care settings (SCFI)

This project is currently underway

Implementation Evaluation of Mindfulness for Adolescents and Carers (MAC). Work package within ATTEND: Adolescent and carers using mindfulness Therapy To END depression.

This project is currently underway

PROGROUP-Online – Exploring Remote Support for People Living with Severe Obesity

This project is currently underway

Helping to Optimise Pain control in the Elderly experiencing Analgesic Overprescribing (HOPE-AO)

This project is currently underway

CHOICES-HI: CHildren and young people’s Options In the Community for Enhancing wellbeing Support through Hospital-Initiated social prescribing.  

This project is currently underway

Understanding why resident doctors leave the NHS and what can be done to retain them: a realist synthesis

This project is currently underway

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ARC Paper

Development of a Group-based Behaviour Change Intervention for People with Severe Obesity Informed by the Social Identity Approach to Health

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