Study finds new physician associates are an asset to hospital medical and surgical teams Researchers found physician associates safely support the workloads of clinical teams and help provide team continuity, as well as positively contributing to patients’ experience and journeys.
New book by social work expert outlines ramifications of privatising services A book setting out the far-reaching implications of privatising social work has been unveiled by Prof Ray Jones.
Expert plays key role in study to help doctors identify when terminally ill patients are close to death Expert plays key role in study to help doctors identify when terminally ill patients are close to death
Kingston and St George’s awarded grant to study how ambulance crews can better diagnose heart attacks New study to establish the best way to diagnose people suspected of having a heart attack, after being awarded a grant from the British Heart Foundation (BHF).
Research finds pets help retired owners fall asleep more easily Older people who own pets fall asleep more easily and feel consistently more positive about their local environment than those who don’t have animals.
Prof Tom Quinn awarded Honorary Fellowship from College of Paramedics A leading researcher in cardiac care has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship from the College of Paramedics.
Professor’s specialist skills recognised by European Society of Cardiology The prestigious organisation awarded Professor Quinn the title ‘Established Specialist in the Field of Acute Cardiovascular Care’
Kingston University and St George’s, University of London pay tribute to leading researcher Professor Scott Reeves Tributes have been pouring in from around the globe following the sudden death of Professor Scott Reeves
Research associate awarded ‘Patient Experience Transformer of Tomorrow’ award Dr Louca-Mai Brady received the award for her doctoral research on ‘embedding young people’s participation in health services’
Professors appointed to prestigious panels for the 2021 Research Excellence Framework Three academics have been chosen to be part of subject panels for the next Government Research Excellence Framework (REF)
