Theme 4: Public Health and Primary Care

Better prevention impacts on the health of local populations and use of health care resources downstream. We want to improve the targeting of antibiotic use and do more to identify and prevent chronic liver disease and acute kidney injury.

Better prevention impacts on the health of local populations and use of health care resources downstream. We want to improve the targeting of antibiotic use and do more to identify and prevent chronic liver disease and acute kidney injury.

Projects

Reducing unnecessary antibiotic prescribing in primary care

Modifying the progression of liver disease through changing pathways for early diagnosis and lifestyle change

Case finding and outreach initiatives to overcome HCV Treatment Access inequality in a geographically isolated population in England: The COTTAGE project.

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NEW Journeys of recovery following a hospital based alcohol detoxification.

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Using routinely collected information to look at the impact of Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)

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NEW Evaluating a complex domestic abuse intervention in Hampshire, UK: a mixed-methods approach.

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Professor Michael Moore
Professor in Primary Care Research - Theme 4 co-lead

Dr Julie Parkes
Associate Professor in Public Health - Theme 4 co-lead

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'Celebrating Ageing Research': one day conference
Wed 25th April 10.00 until 16.00
Novotel, Southampton SO15 1RA

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Integrated
respiratory care

Ageing
and dementia

Fundamental care
in hospital

Programme
overview

Engagement with
self directed support

Complexity at
end of life

Patient and public involvement is vital to the success of the CLAHRC.

We would be pleased to hear from you if you are interested in becoming involved in our research and implementation.

How can I get involved?