Improvement science and research methods seminar April 2022: Kim Kirby on Conversation analysis

On 26th April, Kim Kirby, a clinical academic paramedic at South Western Ambulance Service and PhD candidate at University of the West of England gave the CaHRU research seminar.  Kim is funded on a National Institute for Health Research Clinical Continue reading Improvement science and research methods seminar April 2022: Kim Kirby on Conversation analysis

Invitation to participate in Point of Care Ultrasound (PoCUS) study

Invitation to participate in Point of Care Ultrasound (PoCUS) study • Are you willing to participate in an interview online via MS Teams, by telephone or face-to-face? • If so, we would like to hear from you. Why do you Continue reading Invitation to participate in Point of Care Ultrasound (PoCUS) study

Doctoral studies at CaHRU

CaHRU supports a number of PhD and MSc students, some funded by external grants, others through university studentships and also a number of self-funded doctoral studies. Greg Whitley is a paramedic, supported by a studentship from the NIHR Applied Research Continue reading Doctoral studies at CaHRU

Effective management of acute pain in children by Emergency Medical Services

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The latest in a series of articles from Greg Whitley’s doctoral studies was published in August 2020 in the Journal of Child Health, ‘The predictors, barriers and facilitators to effective management of acute pain in children by emergency medical services: Continue reading Effective management of acute pain in children by Emergency Medical Services

Vanessa Botan joins CaHRU as a medical statistician

Vanessa Botan joined CaHRU this June 2020 as a Post-Doctoral Research Associate in Medical Statistics to work on national NIHR funded studies of Community First Responders and studies using ambulance data investigating implementation and improvement as part of the NIHR Continue reading Vanessa Botan joins CaHRU as a medical statistician