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, to be part of this exciting programme of work, spanning multiple strands. Your experiences to date will include conducting qualitative research (qualitative data collection and management) in a health
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Research Assistant within our Populations Theme, exploring how cardiovascular disease and multiple long-term conditions intersect—especially across diverse ethnic groups. Hosted by the Leicester Real World
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opportunity to develop your research skills, collaborate with an interdisciplinary team of researchers across Cardiff University and with collaborators at multiple higher education institutions, develop skills
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to make healthy lifestyle choices and/or to live better with illness and disability. More specifically, it examines the built and social environment and the impact that these have on multiple health and/or
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impact that these have on multiple health and/or social outcomes. For example, a project may characterise the housing or school travel environment, and investigate the impact on injuries, mental health and
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of the project. This includes recruiting people with dementia, family carers and health and social care practitioners, conducting qualitative interviews, facilitating workshops with multiple stakeholders, and
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interviews, facilitating workshops with multiple stakeholders, and analysing data. You will also be involved in disseminating study results through peer-review publications, blogs, reports and social media
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to enable experimental medicine studies in metabolic disease across multiple sites and remove barriers to collaboration. Requirements To deliver on this exciting project the team is looking
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of the project. This includes recruiting people with dementia, family carers and health and social care practitioners, conducting qualitative interviews, facilitating workshops with multiple stakeholders, and
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to positive change. More information about IMPACT can be found here: https://more.bham.ac.uk/impact/ IMPACT is led from the University of Birmingham, with multiple partners across the UK. Stirling is the lead