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mental health needs. Our programme is committed to generating solutions that are responsive, equitable, and deeply informed by lived experience. Working within a vibrant, collaborative research community
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researchers across sites who are delivering the new treatment models. undertake data collection and analysis using predominantly qualitative methods. be expected to build relationships with providers
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The job details are shown below. For further information click on the link for the job description. Do you want to apply your mixed methods research expertise to a clinical trial? We are seeking
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degree or equivalent Work experience in therapeutic family or child support setting Experience of both qualitative and quantitative research methods and techniques Knowledge of and experience undertaking
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. Develop expertise in new and emerging methods, including FTIR approaches being developed specifically to characterise past UK peatland fire. The University of Plymouth is an excellent place to undertake
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for mixed-methods studies across design, delivery, analysis and dissemination. The role includes producing peer-reviewed outputs, supporting funding applications, and translating research into practice and
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of Plymouth's NIHR-funded Mental Health Research Group (MHRG) and help shape an exciting programme of community-based mental health research in Devonport, Plymouth. Working at the heart of a vibrant local
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The job details are shown below. For further information click on the link for the job description. Are you a mixed methods researcher, keen to make healthcare education more accessible, inclusive
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syndrome screening laboratories nationwide. It reports to the NHS Fetal Anomaly Screening Programme (FASP) and is supported by the UK National Screening Committee. The overall aim of the programme is to
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Manganese Impacts on the Future of Southern Ocean Ecosystems (IronMan) project, a NERC-funded Antarctic research programme. The project is focused on unraveling how the supply, biogeochemical cycling and