Our research placement experience at Manchester Clinical Research Facility – an incredible opportunity
BSc biomedical students Suzan and Zoya share their fantastic experiences during their one year student placement at Manchester CRF.
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The future of audiology – improving diagnosis for children with hearing loss
Helen Whiston, Research Audiologist highlights how Manchester BRC and CRF are supporting the design of a new, quick, easy and robust speech-in-noise test for children
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Helping Manchester Clinical Research Facility’s young patients to be part of research
Emma Harrison Research Health Play Specialist shares how through her unique role she provides invaluable support to help Manchester CRF patients and their families be part of research.
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Making health research more inclusive for Deaf British Sign Language (BSL) community
Celia Hulme Manchester BRC Doctoral student, a Deaf BSL user and Olivia Joseph, Manchester BRC PPIE Project Manager tell us how and why they developed research’s first Deaf Experts by Experience group
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Clinical research nursing: A unique opportunity
Sue Stockdale, Senior Clinical Research Nurse at Manchester Clinical Research Facility (CRF) shares why a career in research, though sometimes overlooked, can be incredibly rewarding.
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Why we are targeting a better way to diagnose and treat asthma – Dr Stephen Fowler
On World Asthma Day, Dr Stephen Fowler reflects on the current routes to asthma diagnosis, the implications of misdiagnosis and how he hopes our current research will lead to improvements in care.
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Assessing and managing hearing loss: where is the evidence to support clinical practice?
Professor Kevin J Munro reflects on the lack of evidence that underpins clinical decision making in adults with hearing loss and how Manchester BRC is addressing this.
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The Rare Reality of Rare Diseases – Stephanie Yau
On Rare Disease 2019, Stephanie Yau, Rare Disease Project Manager discussues some of the difficulties faced by people with a rare disease, and how Manchester is working to improve research.
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