Wythenshawe Hospital Speech and Language Therapist named in the Queen’s birthday honours list
Jemma Haines, Consultant Speech and Language Therapist at Wythenshawe Hospital has been awarded an MBE in the Queen’s birthday honours list.
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Manchester IMID BioResource participant encourages young people to get involved in research
A young lupus patient is encouraging others to take part in research, after she volunteered for the NIHR Immune-Mediated Inflammatory Diseases (IMID) BioResource.
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MFT to become an innovation hub and help the local health system become a better adopter of health care improvements
MFT has been selected by the Health Foundation to be part of a new programme supporting health care providers to create the the conditions that will enable faster & more effective uptake of innovation
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Manchester researchers aim to make surgical operations greener
Healthcare staff at Wythenshawe Hospital have launched a collaborative research project into how surgical care can be made more environmentally sustainable.
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‘This research may help people like me to continue to live independently’ – what being part of research means to Jean
Ground-breaking research taking place at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital is trialling a new investigational gene therapy designed to halt the progression of dry age-related macular Degeneration (AMD).
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NMGH consultant, Professor Andrew Rowland, awarded Senior Fellowship
Professor Andrew Rowland, Consultant in Children’s Emergency Medicine at NMGH, has been awarded a Senior Fellowship of the Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management.
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MFT COVID-19 research reaches milestone 10,000 participants recruited
More than 10,000 participants have now taken part in COVID-19 research studies at Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust (MFT).
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Working with families to improve the lives of children with autism – by being part of research
For nine-year-old Leo, and his mum, Lisa, taking part in a clinical trial at the NIHR Manchester Clinical Research Facility has been important for many reasons.
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