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Joanne McPeake joins THIS Institute as Professor of Nursing
https://blog.thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk/joanne-mcpeake-appointed-as-professor-of-nursingI’m thrilled to now have the opportunity to join the institute as Professor of Nursing. ... Related posts. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute. -
Homerton College launches its Healthcare Improvement Studies…
https://blog.thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk/homerton-college-launches-healthcare-improvement-studies-fellowshipany discipline with potential to contribute to the study of how to improve healthcare. ... Themes. Subscribe to our blog. Related posts. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute. -
Disability, design, and healthcare improvement research
https://blog.thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk/disability-design-and-healthcare-improvement-researchBut the discussion is far from a conventional review of a prosthetic hand. ... magazine. Themes. Subscribe to our blog. Related posts. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute. -
Improving healthcare through advancing the evolution of audit and…
https://blog.thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk/dr-eilidh-duncan-this-institute-post-doc-fellowThe different feedback we receive along the way can make us change our behaviour and reassess our end goal,” explains Dr Eilidh Duncan. ... Related posts. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute. -
Putting the person into improving quality and safety in healthcare
https://blog.thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk/putting-the-person-into-improving-quality-and-safety-in-healthcareThe full video is available to watch (with subtitles available) via the CPM website. ... Themes. Subscribe to our blog. Related posts. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute. -
Universities invited to apply for THIS Institute’s PhD fellowships
https://blog.thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk/universities-invited-to-apply-for-this-institutes-phd-fellowshipsUniversities should propose projects that will help to build the evidence base for improving quality and safety in the UK health system. ... Related posts. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute. -
Seven UK universities selected for THIS Institute PhD fellowships
https://blog.thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk/seven-uk-universities-selected-for-this-institute-phd-fellowshipsThe successful universities (subject to contract) are:. Cardiff University. King’s College London. ... Themes. Subscribe to our blog. Related posts. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute. -
£42m new research institute to boost evidence on improving care in…
https://blog.thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk/42m-new-research-institute-boost-evidence-improving-care-nhs£42m new research institute to boost evidence on improving care in the NHS. ... Themes. Subscribe to our blog. Related posts. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute. -
Understanding safety in maternity units through collaboration
https://blog.thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk/understanding-safety-in-maternity-units-through-collaborationOver the three years, I worked with a fantastic team and several collaborators. ... Themes. Subscribe to our blog. Related posts. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute. -
New board to advise on engagement and involvement in research
https://blog.thisinstitute.cam.ac.uk/new-board-to-advise-on-engagement-and-involvement-in-researchGopi Menon: Consultant Neonatologist at the Simpson Centre for Reproductive Health, NHS Lothian. ... Themes. Subscribe to our blog. Related posts. Sign up to receive the latest news, reports and articles from THIS Institute.
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