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The Greater Manchester Connected Health City (GM CHC) & Manchester Ecosystem invite you to an event to showcase the progress of the GM CHC, to share best practice & to explore new ways of using data to revolutionise health & social care.
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The Health eResearch Centre (HeRC) has been awarded certification of ISO 27001, information security’s best accolade, from the Lloyd’s Register Quality Assurance (LGRA). This is the highest data security certification and demonstrates HeRC is following information security best practice.
Continue reading full article: Highest data security certification awarded to the Health eResearch Centre, The University of Manchester
Recently published results from a LUPUS UK survey have revealed that lupus patients in the UK experience an average delay of 6.4 years between developing initial symptoms and reaching a diagnosis.
Continue reading full article: People with lupus are waiting more than 6 years for a diagnosis in the UK
What is ‘trustworthy’ research, and how do you generate and communicate it?
Continue reading full article: How to enhance the impact of your research: Generating and communicating trustworthy evidence
Congratulations to Professor Ian Bruce who has been reappointed to the NIHR’s College of Senior Investigators for 2018.
Continue reading full article: NIHR Senior Investigator appointment for BRC Director
Are you part of an innovative science-based healthcare company? Are you interested in translating innovative research into practice?
Continue reading full article: NIHR Northern Biomedical Research Centres’ showcase, 6 March
Professor Jørgen Vestbo, Respiratory Lead for the Manchester Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) shares his insight into the respiratory research programme.
Continue reading full article: Working towards earlier diagnosis and a more targeted approach for respiratory conditions
This seminar will look towards how we can develop and evaluate a knowledge-based message tailoring system for clinical performance feedback.
Continue reading full article: HeRC seminar: Towards a Feedback Intervention Ontology