ARC NWC PhD Students
ARC NWC have funded 30+ PhD studentships, providing individuals with the opportunity to undertake doctoral research at our Higher Education Institutions (HEIs), aimed at addressing regional or national priorities in applied health research. The research our PhDs students are undertaking is aligned to an ARC NWC theme, involves co-production with patients and service users, and considers health inequalities. See the links below to meet our PhD students and read about their research.
IMPROVING POPULATION HEALTH (IPH)
EQUITABLE PLACE-BASED HEALTH AND CARE (EPHC)
Anna Evans
Multi-morbidity and socio-economic status effects on healthcare utilisation and patient experienceRead More
Lucy Kaluvu
Multi-morbidity clustering and its effect on treatment burden and healthcare utilisationRead MoreBecca Selby
Parents’ and carers’ perceptions of infant feeding health messagingRead MoreSuse Gibson
Social inclusion and citizenship with disabled people, and the impact of connected communitiesRead MorePERSON-CENTRED COMPLEX CARE (PCCC)
Andrew Davies
Embedding clinical exercise physiologists into services for children and young people with extreme obesityRead MoreAnna Hunt
Suicide crisis and self-harm attendance at A&E in autistic children and young people Read MoreCatherine Davidson
Developing a theoretical framework of post-stroke body image perception Read MoreDonna Shrestha
Can prehabilitation be repurposed across the NHS to provide more effective care for cardiometabolic disease? Read MoreElizabeth Wrench
Mapping the health inequalities of pancreatic cancer and implementing interventions to reduce themRead MoreSam Meredith
Multi-morbidity clustering to inform more equitable health and social careRead MoreSean Gallagher
Self-management intervention for diplopia due to ocular cranial nerve palsyRead MoreHEALTH AND CARE ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE (HACAL)
Aaron Warner
What does it mean to age well with bipolar disorder?Read MoreAndrew Riley
Evaluating a community health worker pilot in EnglandRead MoreAshley Sharpe
Understanding why and how NICU care has changed using remote consultationsRead MoreBethany Gill
Telehealth during COVID-19, with a focus on health visitingRead MoreCourtney Franklin
Inequalities in childhood febrile illness associated with paediatric emergency department attendanceRead MoreLauren Fothergill
Using technology to support independence in older adultsRead MorePippa Atkinson
Revised UNICEF UK Baby Friendly Initiative standards and the experiences of women from different socioeconomic backgroundsRead MoreSian Fennings-Chandler
Involving patients, carers and communities in shaping social prescribing activitiesRead MoreThaïs Caprioli
Facilitators and barriers to engaging with community support services in dementiaRead MoreZainab Laheri
Late adolescents access to food and health care and self-management of food allergiesRead MoreZsuzsana Balogh
Impact of physical activity interventions on bereaved older peopleRead MoreCARE AND HEALTH INFORMATICS (CHI)
NEWS AND BLOGS FROM ARC NWC PHD STUDENTS
Piotr Teodorowski
Giving the under-represented a voice in researchRead MoreLucy Kaluvu
Experience of the Health and Care Analytics Conference 2023Read MoreSaiqa Ahmed
Experience of NIHR Doctoral Research Training Camp 2023Read MoreBecca Selby & Pippa Atkinson
Presenting at the Maternal and Infant Nutrition and Nurture ConferenceRead MoreLucy Kaluvu
PhD Student Profile - ARC NWC Newsletter (May 2023)Read MoreHayley Lowther-Payne
“If we’re not counted, we don’t count”Read MoreThaïs Caprioli
Embarking on a PhD during COVID-19Read More