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Welcome to the group: Stephen Bridgman
Stephen joins the group as an Honorary Senior Lecturer and will work with our team across a number of projects.
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2023 Epidemiology Group newsletter now available!
Our annual newsletter has now been published, featuring updates and highlights from the past year.
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Presentation on lifestyle factors and response to anti-TNF treatments in axSpa at ACR 2022
Professor Gareth Jones presented on lifestyle factors and response to anti-TNF treatments in axial spondyloarthritis at one of the world's largest rheumatology conferences.
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Welcome to the group: Jay Woods
Jay joins the group from the Centre for Healthcare and Randomised Trials (CHaRT) team, and will be working as a Project Assistant for the UK Antimicrobial Registry (UKAR) study.
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Making it Work - Scotland focus group recruitment now underway!
We are looking for people to take part in focus groups to share their experiences of work support for people with musculoskeletal conditions.
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Announcing a BRAND NEW course in Qualitative Research Methods for March 2023!
Joining our successful Intensive Course in Applied Epidemiology, we are pleased to announce a brand new short course in Qualitative Research Methods in Partnership with Patients.
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30th Intensive Course in Applied Epidemiology now open for booking!
Our annual course celebrates its 30th iteration in 2023, and we are delighted to invite delegates from around the world to join us for the occasion.
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QUICK focus group study recruitment now underway!
We are looking for people to take part in focus groups to share their experiences of working with chronic pain.
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Welcome to the group: Sarah Harrison
Sarah joins the group from Bath Spa and will be studying the effect of disclosure of rheumatoid arthritis in the workplace as part of the DRAW study.
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FRESKO Study Stage III Officially Underway
Exciting news from our FRESKO (Feasibility of Recruiting an Early Scottish Knee Osteoarthritis cohort) study, where we have recruited our first participant to Stage III of the project.