Pages tagged with: ihc
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Plymouth Public Health potential MSc project topics
University of Plymouth: Priority research projects identified by Plymouth City Council's Public Health Team
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Key Datasets
Summary of key datasets available to Plymouth City Council’s Public Health Team and partners across the city
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Meet Professor Jill Shawe - the new Director of the University's Institute of Health and Community
Meet the new Director of the Institute of Health and Community, Professor Jill Shawe
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Ageing Research Group
The Ageing Research Group brings together researchers from across the University leading to real world impact locally and nationally.
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European project to teach sustainability in nursing
University launches the NurSusTOOLKIT – a new European resource to embed sustainability into nursing and health education
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IHC Plymouth Public Health Forum
The IHC Plymouth Public Health Forum; facilitating closer links between those from across Plymouth who are engaged in public health.
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Methodological Innovations
Research group focused on supporting and improving the understanding and application of contemporary approaches to the research of the social world.
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Development and Evaluation of Complex Interventions
The University of Plymouth's Development and Evaluation of Complex Interventions research group
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eHealth and technology in health and social care
Groups in the eHealth and technology in health and social care theme include eHealth and technology
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Lifecourse and ageing
Plymouth University: Lifecourse and ageing research at Plymouth University
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Eye and Vision Sciences research group
The University of Plymouth's Eye and Vision Sciences research group. Vision is rated as the most important of the five senses; it is responsible for more than 80 per cent of input to the brain.
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Arch-filled insoles for diabetic patients could be adversely affecting balance
Plymouth University news: Insoles with arch fills designed to prevent diabetic foot ulcers could be having an adverse impact on postural stability, according to new research