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Research

The Department of Applied Health Research has been recently involved in a wide range of research projects and collaborations.

Please click on the titles below to find out more details about some of them:

• The ASCEND study: Strategies to Reduce the Social Gradient in Bowel Cancer Screening
• Improving the effectiveness of multidisciplinary teams for patients with chronic diseases
• (QUASER) A Research-based Guide for Implementing Best Practice and a Framework for Assessing Performance
  

• An economic analysis of vertical equity in the delivery of health care in England

• Investigating socioeconomic variations in access to chlamydia testing in young people in England

• Academic input into the review of proposals to downgrade acute services at Chase Farm Hospital, North London

• The processes of dissemination and implementation of NICE workplace health and wellbeing guidance in three NHS acute Trusts
• An economic analysis of the contribution of health care to health inequalities

• Prevalence and predictors of psychological morbidity and quality of life after discharge from Intensive Care

• Contribution of health care and behavioural change to mortality risk
• Equity of use of specialist palliative care
• Equitable use of reproductive health services in South Africa
• Evaluation of the extent to which people with severe mental illness receive primary prevention and how this varies by socio-economic groups, age and gender
• Examining socio-economic inequalities in chlamydia screening and infection in young people