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NIHR CLAHRC Oxford researchers collect Guardian Healthcare Innovation Award for Service Delivery Innovation

Left to right: Dr Daniel Lasserson, GP and researcher at the University Nuffield Department of Primary Care, Dr Barbara Batty, Deputy Clinical Director, South West Locality at Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group, Maggie Webb, Unit Manager /Modern Matron at Abingdon Community Hospital, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust, and David Brindle, Public Services Editor for The Guardian
Left to right: Dr Daniel Lasserson, GP and researcher at the University Nuffield Department of Primary Care, Dr Barbara Batty, Deputy Clinical Director, South West Locality at Oxfordshire Clinical Commissioning Group, Maggie Webb, Unit Manager /Modern Matron at Abingdon Community Hospital, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust, and David Brindle, Public Services Editor for The Guardian

CLAHRC Oxford Infographic Shortlisted for NIHR Digital Award

CLAHRC Public engagement Research

A CLAHRC Oxford infographic, produced to share the preliminary results of the OxFAB study with participants of the study, has been shortlisted as part of the NIHR’s Let’s Get Digital competition.

Talking about healthy, happy eating

Public engagement

CLAHRC-funded diet researchers take part in Oxfordshire Science Festival

CLAHRC Oxford Infographic Gets Awards Honourable Mention

CLAHRC Public engagement

CLAHRC Oxford is delighted to have received an honourable mention in the Outreach and Public Engagement category at the 2016 OxTALENT awards for an infographic produced to share the preliminary results of The Oxford Food and Activity Behaviours (OxFAB) study with its participants.

'Tobacco policies teach us how to tackle obesity'

Public engagement

Professor Susan Jebb delivers this year's Oxford London Lecture, in association with the Times. Watch the lecture here.

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