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Areas of research supported by Training scheme at Postdoctoral levels
Nursing, Midwifery and the Allied
Health Professions (NMAHP) provide the greatest proportion of direct patient care
in Scotland. The potential for improving the health of the Scottish people through
improving NMAHP practice is considerable. The Consortium offers the first co-ordinated
approach to the development of Postdoctoral research directly related to patient
outcomes.
Details of the research environments
in which the Postdoctoral fellow will be supported
Postdoctoral
fellows will be supported in a research group within our Consortium. The Postdoctoral
fellow will have access to:
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Extensive University Library resources -
Support from Research administration and experienced researchers in making and
managing grant applications. -
Support from
statisticians and researchers experienced in qualitative and quantitative methodologies.
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Support from existing Research
groups across the Consortium. -
Access to
Postgraduate training opportunities across the Consortium.
Further details
of research groups will appear here shortly.
Universities of Dundee and St Andrews - Social
Dimensions of Health Institute
- Centre for Public Policy
and Management
- Illness
behaviour group
- Population,
Health and Welfare Research Group
NMAHP Research Unit and, University of Stirling
NMAHP Research Unit -
Cancer
Care Research Centre
University of Aberdeen and the Robert Gordon University
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Health Services Research Unit (HSRU) -
Institute of Applied Health Sciences -
Dugald
Baird Centre -
General
Practice & Primary Care
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