The work of our Supporting Healthy Inclusive Neighbourhood Environments Health Integration team (SHINE HIT) co-director Dr Suzanne Audrey has made a direct impact on Bristol's Transport Strategy, which was finalised and adopted in 2019.
The work of our Supporting Healthy Inclusive Neighbourhood Environments Health Integration team (SHINE HIT) co-director Dr Suzanne Audrey has made a direct impact on Bristol's Transport Strategy, which was finalised and adopted in 2019.
From adverse childhood experiences to bladder and bowel confidence, our latest HITs will be tackling a range of challenges.
Our team welcomed two new members at the end of 2019 as Carla Southworth joined as a Senior Project Manager and Sabrina Lee was appointed Communications Manager. Carla is joining us on a full time basis and will be supporting several Health Integra...
Supporting the many initiatives that are helping to make Bristol a child friendly city is an important cross-cutting action to support healthier urban living for everyone. It is also an area of focus for our Supporting Healthy Inclusive Neighbourhood E...
Researchers at the NIHR Health Protection Research Unit in Evaluation of Interventions and NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West have found that a new pilot service in South Gloucestershire is helping patients with chronic pain reduce their use o...
Our Parkinson’s and other Movement Disorders (MOVE) Health Integration Team’s (HIT) patient and public involvement (PPI) group has worked with Parkinson’s UK to develop training sessions about the condition for exercise providers in the Bristol area.
Dawid is a computer science student at the University of West of England and has worked on a digital project at Bristol City Council over the past three months.
Jess is a GP working in West Walk Surgery in Yate, and a research fellow at the University of Bristol. She lives in St Werburghs with her husband, four children and a dog.
A film made by and for women with learning disabilities to take the fear out of going for breast screenings launched and premiered at North Bristol NHS Trust in November.
A study analysing vehicle emissions in relation to different parts of society in England and Wales has found that more affluent households emit the highest levels of traffic-related pollutants but the poor are most exposed to this form of pollution.
2 April
Adam Finn, Director of our Bristol Immunisation Group HIT, and other experts at @BristolUni work together to find a… https://t.co/alLmrV4qtB
2 April
"Lessons from COVID-19 could demonstrate that quality of life could be good, if not better, with less car-oriented… https://t.co/jU81hHQKsJ
2 April
RT @BristolUni: New #COVID19 research highlights important implications for scientists around the world conducting vaccine trials aimed at…
2 April
RT @HPRU_BSE: 1/4 We are re-launching our HPRU today with a new focus & identity. See the news: https://t.co/SVlFCqZedh (& note our new Twi…
31 March
RT @MarvinJRees: On Wednesday 1 April at 6:30pm, I'll be hosting a Facebook Live Q&A about #Bristol's response to #coronavirus Head over…
