CMFT appoints CMFT Project Lead for CityVerve
CMFT has appointed Julie Harrison, experienced NHS nurse, as Project Lead for the Health and Social Care Theme, in the exciting new CityVerve Programme.
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Technology, Falls and Older People – NIHR CLAHRC Greater Manchester Research Internship
Ellen Martinez, Falls Occupational Therapist, talks about her NIHR CLAHRC Greater Manchester Research Internship and how it's helping her conduct vital research into preventing falls in the community.
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Manchester Science Partnerships (MSP) invests in the future with £60m Citylabs expansion
Manchester Science Partnerships is to invest £60m in a major expansion of Citylabs, in a joint venture partnership with Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
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Centre for Musculoskeletal Research designated as a European rheumatology centre of excellence
The Centre for Musculoskeletal Research at the University of Manchester has recently been designated as a Centre of Excellence for the third time by European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR).
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Open Labs: Behind the Scenes of Manchester Science
Find out more about the 100,000 Genomes Project, meet genetic scientists and professionals and tour the state-of-the-art labs.
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Manchester Royal Infirmary doctor is poster award winner at British Association for Sexual Health and HIV (BASHH) annual conference
A presentation about a national research project, that a doctor from Manchester Royal Infirmary was Principal Investigator for, has won best poster prize at BASHH annual conference.
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Dr Emma Crosbie’s Womb Cancer Alliance video highly commended in NIHR New Media Competition
Dr Emma Crosbie was recently highly commended in round six of the NIHR New Media Competition for her video on the Womb Cancer Alliance.
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Research informs the development of national resources to improve the management of dysphagia in people with learning disabilities
Research by community staff from has informed the development of new resources published by Public Health England, to improve the management of dysphagia in people with learning disabilities.
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