Active Lives HIT News
HIT events stir debate at Healthy City Week 2017
Creating a Bristol that works for people of all ages and abilities was at the…
An additional 20 minutes commuting each day lowers job satisfaction equivalent to a 19 per cent pay cut
An additional 20 minutes of commuting each working day is equivalent to a 19% annual…
How can we solve Bristol’s trickiest health and sustainability problems?
Zoe Trinder-Widdess, Bristol Health Partners Communications Manager, on some of the Health Integration Team highlights…
South Gloucestershire diabetes prevention pilot project poster win
A poster showcasing the Active Older People (APPHLE) Health Integration Team (HIT) project evaluating the…
Life expectancy for people with HIV has increased by 10 years in the US and Europe since introduction of antiretroviral therapy
Life expectancy of 20-year-olds starting treatment for HIV has increased by around a decade in…
Active Older People HIT's achievements in 2016-7
Professor Selena Gray and Dr Afroditi Stathi, Directors of the Active Older People Health Integration…
HITs bring nearly £4m in funding to the region in last nine months
Health Integration Teams (HITs) have brought £3,988,121 of funding to the region since July 2016.…
Stem cell therapy could help mend the youngest of broken hearts
Researchers have shown stem cells from the umbilical cord may hold the key to a…
University launches new specialist research institutes
The University of Bristol has launched seven new research institutes reflecting the University’s strength and…
Bristol Health Partners and Health Integration Teams' contribution to Healthy City Week
This year's Healthy City Week Bristol (15-22 October) will see a strong contribution from Bristol…
Challenging the HITs to collaborate in new ways with Bristol Health Partnerology
At the annual Health Integration Team (HIT) conference this year, HITs were challenged to find…
