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with both qualitative and quantitative metrics and approaches. About the I-REACCH programme I-REACCH is a range of complementary pilot projects, focused on under-represented groups, which are combining
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to the development and delivery of a class-leading course that meets the needs of students, employers and regulatory bodies. You will work collaboratively with colleagues to ensure the programme reflects our ethos
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the NIHR Applied Research and Care (ARC) East Midlands. You will play a major role in developing and leading of a programme of work the area of MLTC and Health Inequalities. Additional information Informal
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will work with the Head of School (Professor David Wright) and Program Lead (Associate Professor Sue Ambler), to develop and deliver MPharm accreditation documentation and associated teaching materials
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alongside the redesign of all processes currently used for portfolio and curriculum management, which include programme development and approval, annual curriculum planning (curriculum modifications), late
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exercise and nutritional interventions in the country. In this key role, the post holder will have the opportunity to work within an exciting and ambitious new programme of research investigating the impact
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and nutritional interventions in the country. In this key role, the post holder will have the opportunity to work within an exciting and ambitious new programme of research investigating the impact of
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About the role We are seeking a Research Associates in Refugee Studies to join a multi-country research programme on LGBTIQ+ asylum and forced migration, based in the School of Criminology
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About the role We are seeking a Research Associates in Refugee Studies to join a multi-country research programme on LGBTIQ+ asylum and forced migration, based in the School of Criminology
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is funded by a NIHR EME grant to measure the effect of a 3-month NMES programme on muscle strength, quality of life, and measures of physical function compared to standard care for haemodialysis