Manchester’s capacity to detect and diagnose health conditions which disproportionally affect the city region’s population – has been accelerated through a new strategic partnership.
A pioneering method of delivering research – popularised during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic – is being leveraged for the benefit of Greater Manchester residents.
A new heart failure remote alert system for implanted heart devices developed by MFT researchers has proven to dramatically reduce the number of hospitalisations and improve patient care.
Patients at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) are benefitting from more than 40 combined years of healthcare experience provided by one family of nurses.
The next generation of health data scientists are taking their first steps into this rapidly expanding field, with internships at the UK’s largest NHS trust.
Research into a new generation of a graphene-based diagnostic test – which could identify patients who need antibiotics in minutes, instead of hours – will be delivered in Manchester.