Cherelle Augustine is a CLAHRC NWL Improvement Leader Fellow, cohort 2015. Cherelle is a Patient Ambassador for sickle cell disease. In 2005 Cherelle, at the age of 19, co-founded a charitable organisation called Broken Silence in loving memory of a friend who... Continue Reading →
Although the debate about what exactly constitutes Improvement Science research continues, The Health Foundation, a leading funder, proposed three distinct categories, providing a helpful way of understanding Improvement Science and the research that is being undertaken in this emerging field:... Continue Reading →
SHINE Wins CNWL's Annual Gem and Long Service Project of The Year Award 2017.
1 in 8 babies born in the UK will need to be admitted for neonatal care. Having a baby in intensive care is something no parent is prepared for. Parents are scared and worried, they don’t always understand the medical... Continue Reading →
Venetia Wynter-Blythe is the Lead Upper Gastro- Intestinal (UGI) Clinical Nurse specialist (CNS) at Imperial College NHS Trust. She qualified from the University of Southampton in 1999 and has since worked in the field of oncology, specifically UGI over the... Continue Reading →
Stuart and Derryn highlight discussions about patient experiences following presentations at the September CLAHRC Research Partners Meeting. What Can Patient Experience Tell Us? Following the publication of the government white paper Liberating the NHS in 2010 the NHS Outcomes Framework... Continue Reading →
