#sas22 The Aerator studies are seminal and hugely important to healthcare workers. Tim Cook Andy HIGGS See link for a great summary artibiotics.com/blog/aerator

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🥏 Pleased that, after working with Yeti Disc Golf Club, Bristol City Council have agreed a way for them to stay at Ashton Court Estate! 🌳 Updates to the course design will prevent damage to trees + disturbance to wildlife, protecting the surrounding Site of Special Scientific Interest

My favourite study of "how often does a family with small children get a respiratory infection?" is this one, from the USA: doi.org/10.1093/cid/ci… Children <5y have one of 16 common respiratory viruses detected in a nasal swab 50% of the year!

Take a look at the BBC coverage of a project my colleagues have worked very hard on NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West

Can’t believe I’m tweeting my dire financial situation - but here I am speaking at our Bristol UCU rally. Being a lecturer is an aspirational job, which we work towards for yrs - our pay doest reflect it. It’s not enough to raise a family. And I’m one of the lucky ones…

Exciting new University of Bristol senior project manager job: this role will support regional health plans for a shared data and planning platform. If you're an experienced digital and data project manager looking to take on a new challenge, please apply! bristol.ac.uk/jobs/find/deta…

📢New project on our website📢 TellMiSaives – evaluating a peer support app for children and young people. We will work with Tellmi to evaluate potential new features and inform a new app version. #MentalHealth #MentalHealthSupport Research project bit.ly/3lj8wOl

Let's talk about High Impact Users in Emergency Departments! Here is our preprint to SHarED Evaluation Quality Improvement. NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West @WEAHSN @UoBrisHEB medrxiv.org/content/10.110…

We have to keep correcting this now. The infrastructure doesn't exist to double medical school places, and even if it did, that means more doctors in 2030, more GPs 2035, more consultants around 2040. We need to retain the ones we have if there's to be a hope of seeing them.

Elsevier is losing editors

. Chris Penfold presenting on the uptake of ARRS roles and associations with patient experience. Small trend towards increased perceptions of access and satisfaction NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West #SAPCASM

Interested in furthering your knowledge of Epi, MR, quali methods, Economic Evaluation, RCTs or Medical Statistics? Bookings for short courses at Bristol Medical School open tomorrow - find yours on our website.

Dear international students and talents from around the world, note that German universities welcome foreign students, are tuition free and many subjects are taught in English. Germany has become an open and liberal society in contrast to what the UK government is implementing.

This is a neat tool to convert your GoogleScholar page into a word cloud shiny.rcg.sfu.ca/u/rdmorin/scho… CMV will hopefully be featuring more prominently in the coming months

A great cause at Ashton Gate tonight 💙💜

Alphabetical order mismatch and 52 of 78 neighborhoods had wrongly merged data. I spend a lot of time teaching advanced inference methods, but boring research data management remains the most essential skill. And that includes auditing for merge mistakes.

Really enjoyed presenting this work to a very receptive audience NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West

Commissioning of Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme roles was associated with small increases in patient satisfaction and perceptions of access, but not with Quality and Outcomes Framework achievement doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2… #PrimaryCare

The Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS) in UK #PrimaryCare is associated with a small improvement in patient satisfaction & perceptions of access, but did not improve #QOF outcomes, new study finds. News: bristol.ac.uk/primaryhealthc… #GPnews #TeamGP