The ReQoL (Recovering Quality of Life) tool which aims to give people with mental health problems more of a voice in decisions made about their treatment is now being successfully implemented in NHS practice in many areas of the UK. Led by HEDS’ Professor John Brazier with ScHARR colleagues – Dr Anju Keetharuth, Dr…
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Kate Rahnejat, a 4th year medical student, has been successful in securing charitable organisation status for Menstruation Matters, aimed at ending period poverty in the region. Following work she carried out as part of her 3rd year Social Accountability placement, she has worked to secure funding, including a generous donation from Lush, to set up…
Continue reading →This month, the School of Health and Related Research [ScHARR] will be celebrating their silver jubilee. The ScHARR staff have been invited to an anniversary event, to take place on Thursday 20 June 2019, to hear about the fantastic achievements of ScHARR and find out about its plans for the future. The University of Sheffield’s…
Continue reading →A new national public health research consortium, co-led by Professor Petra Meier from ScHARR, is set to drive policy reform in order to tackle inequalities and improve the population’s health. The innovative SIPHER consortium – a new centre for Systems science In Public Health Economic Research – will provide evidence to support cost-effective action across…
Continue reading →Immune cells prioritise the clearance of dead cells overriding their normal migration to sites of injury University of Sheffield research paves the way for new therapies to manipulate how white blood cells get to and are kept at sites of injuries during healing Dead cells disrupt immune responses and undermine defence against infection, new research…
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