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Organisation profile
Organisation profile
Research is an essential component of the academic work within the School of Health and Social Work and supports the excellent teaching that takes place within the School.
Our research underpins and informs teaching and contributes to the knowledge base of students, practitioners and academics.
Our work has made a significant impact on policy and practice in areas such as
- self-management of long-term conditions
- end of life care
- vulnerability in later life
- health risk behaviours of children and young people
- domestic violence
- dementia care
- mental health recovery
- and falls prevention.
Patient and public involvement is a core strategy across all programme areas and the Super User Public Involvement Strategy informs research as well as learning, teaching and recruitment of staff and students. Hosted within the School is The Public Involvement in Research Group (PIRG). PIRG is made up of members of the public and service users who provide a lay perspective on the research carried out in the school.
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Profiles
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KRUK: Improving interaction and reducing social isolation in young adults with kidney disease requiring haemodialysis.
Nagalingam, K. L. (PI), Munro Wild, H. (CoI) & Pattison, N. (CoI)
1/06/25 → 30/11/26
Project: Research
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Improving interaction and reducing social isolation in young adults requiring in-centre based haemodialysis treatment - side project to boost recruitment using social media
Munro Wild, H. (PI) & Nagalingam, K. L. (CoPI)
1/04/25 → 31/07/25
Project: Research
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PARITY: Promoting Access to Research: Inclusive Trial OpportunitY (PARITY)
Mutare, S. (PI), Hadley, R. (CoI) & Whiting, L. (CoI)
3/03/25 → 31/07/25
Project: Research
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Neonatal nurses’ understanding of the factors that enhance and hinder early communication between preterm infants and their parents: A narrative inquiry study.
Petty, J., Harding, C. & Whiting, L., 7 Jul 2025, (Accepted/In press) In: International Journal of Language and Communication Disorders.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Time-based tracking of temperature and humidity of emergency medical service rapid response vehicles in Qatar: a prospective observational study
Alaghawani, N. A., Mohamed, A., Makhlouf, A., Kerkeni, H., Al Shaikh, L., Alinier, G., Alkilany, A. M. & Rachid, O., 1 Jul 2025, (E-pub ahead of print) In: BMC Emergency Medicine. 25, 1, 12 p., 98.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Understanding food insecurity in England: a systems-based approach
Bijlani, C., Ndlovu, D., Smith, D., Thompson, C., Garcia, L., Junghans, C., Vamos, E. P. & Seferidi, P., 26 Jun 2025, (E-pub ahead of print) In: Policy Design and Practice. 22 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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