Category: Research
What is long COVID and how can diagnosis be improved? Using data from electronic health ...
23 March 2021, 10am – 12.30pm. Do you have a great idea for research in ...
GPs need training to spot patients at risk of psychosis
GPs are in a good position to identify patients who ...
How coronavirus made 2020 the year of the electric bike
By Professor Ashley Cooper, Professor Angie Page and Jessica Bourne ...
Study highlights stark inequality in survival after cardiac surgery between paying and NHS patients
A new study has revealed paying patients are 20 per ...
Bristol BRC Qualitative Research Network: 2021 Symposium
10 March 2021, 10am-12pm. Sustaining Qualitative Research is the fourth ...
Analysis finds four repurposed antiviral drugs have little or no effect on patients hospitalised for COVID-19
Repurposed antiviral drugs – remdesivir, hydroxychloroquine, lopinavir and interferon – ...
BLOG: Making sense of consensus meetings
Dr Christin Hoffmann is a Senior Research Associate in Health ...
Researchers contribute to international guidelines on exercise for people with cardiovascular disease
Work by two members of the NIHR Bristol BRC’s Cardiovascular Disease theme has been recognised ...
Using MRI heart scans to improve care for hospitalised COVID-19 patients
Researchers at the University of Bristol and University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust ...
Encouraging older people to walk more
We are looking for volunteers to help us understand why some people find walking difficult. ...
Risk of self-harm increases for boys and girls who experience earlier puberty
Boys and girls who experience puberty earlier than their peers have an increased risk of ...
“Involving patients and the public in research adds a different dynamic”
The NIHR Bristol BRC strategy group is made of eight public contributors. They meet with ...
Hundreds take part in study to support people with diabetes during COVID-19
More than 800 people have now taken part in our UK-wide online survey to identify ...
Switching to non-surgical approach to ankle fractures in older people could save £1.5 million a year
If half of patients aged 60 and over who had surgery for an ankle fracture ...