55:02
Tuberculosis: vaccines, diagnostics and experience
39:19
Figuring it out. How patient data can transform diagnosis, treatment and care in the NHS
01:17:24
Increasing ethnic diversity in health research
03:03
Benefits of COVID vaccination beyond infection and hospitalisation
27:42
How can sleep improve Parkinson's Care? - Professor Michele Hu
24:07
Understanding inflammation - A patient-centred perspective
57:13
Impact and benefits of public and community involvement and engagement in health research
30:16
Can we really replace the hospital? - Prof. Dan Lasserson
33:19
NIHR Oxford BRC public talk: How will using blood tests to detect cancer change the NHS?
27:20
Richard Bulbulia presents Surgery or stents – which is more effective in preventing stroke?
02:11
Ideas and tips for involving people from diverse communities in research
04:47
How researchers improve their research through involving diverse communities
02:27
Involving people from diverse communities in healthcare research
34:17
Poor outcomes after delirium during acute hospital admission. Dr Jasmine Gan, Oxford 2021
25:06
Patient & Public Involvement webinar: A philosopher’s approach to equality
02:35
NIHR Oxford BRC patient and public involvement and engagement
09:12
What lymphoma research is happening in Oxford?
59:22
Clinical academic career pathways for nurses, midwives and allied health professionals
44:59
Patient and public involvement webinar: Statistics
02:01:21
Parliament Science and Technology Committee – PHOSP Consortium & NIHR-BHF Cardiovascular Partnership
52:33
Patient and public involvement webinar: finding and reading a research paper
59:37
Patient and public involvement webinar: qualitative research
58:32
Patient and public involvement webinar: health economics
13:43
Prof Ian Pavord: Engaging with the eosinophil
04:09
Rafael Perera use of patient data in long-term conditions
03:32
Jenny Hirst NewKI Chronic Kidney Disease Study
03:26
OCDEM - The Clinical Research Unit (CRU) and Biobank
07:23
OxValve Saul Myerson Valvular Heart Disease study
03:05
Peter Rothwell OxVasc study Stroke and Vascular Dementia
04:09
Claire Taylor ECHOES study - heart failure
02:54
Ben Goldacre OpenPrescribing
44:13
10 Years To Eliminate Hepatitis B: Can it be done? Prof. Philippa Matthews
33:29
Multimorbidity: what is it and how to deal with it? Prof. Rafael Perera Salazar
12:20
OCDEM - Oxford Centre for Diabetes, Endocrinology and Metabolism
06:24
Dr Mark Sheehan speaks at Oxford personalised medicine conference
18:33
Prof Joshua Hordern on the theological dimensions of personalised medicine.
16:03
Prof Mike Parker on the ethical challenges of personalised medicine
17:33
Prof Paresh Vyas talk about personalised medicine and blood cancers
18:17
Dr Tom Fowler of Genomics England speaks at Personalised Medicine Conference in Oxford
18:22
Prof Ian Pavord on respiratory conditions at Oxford personalised medicine conference
38:42
Time to wake up: the importance of getting good quality sleep - Dr Simon Kyle
16:42
Oxford Personalised Medicine Conference - Dr Nick Fahy
09:13
Oxford Personalised Medicine Conference - Prof Barbara Prainsack
07:14
Oxford Personalised Medicine Conference - Dr Simon Leedham
48:12
Artificial intelligence: how to ensure it benefits patients.
35:14
Breakthroughs in Asthma Treatment - Prof Ian Pavord
27:40
Stopping the Spread of a Superfungus in Intensive Care - Dr Katie Jeffery and Dr David Eyre
01:43
NIHR Oxford BRC Molecular Diagnostics Theme Lead, Prof Paresh Vyas
01:48
NIHR Oxford BRC Molecular Diagnostics Theme, Dr James East Predicting disease progression
04:55
NIHR Oxford BRC Molecular Diagnostics Theme, Dr David Church on Precision Biomarkers
33:46
STROKE - Don't let the pressure get to you! - Dr Alastair Webb
05:29
Matt Perkins – The Innovation Ecosystem at Oxford
05:01
Nick Scott – R&D Productivity, New Approaches to Drug Discovery, Local Industrial Strategy
19:31
John Isaac – Working with Biopharma Companies
04:50
Vasiliki Kiparoglou – Introduction to the Technology Showcase Oxford 2018
20:39
Chris Molloy – Medicines Discovery Catapult
32:48
open access videos starbios2
39:26
Oxford - A place for medical innovation - Professor Keith Channon
03:14
Therapeutics, Small Molecules and Biologics Technology Showcase 2018
27:00
Dr Carolyn Day - Consumptive Chic BRC public talk on tuberculosis 17 May 2018
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The NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) is a partnership between the University of Oxford and Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, funded by the National Institute for Health Research.
The Oxford BRC undertakes translational research, which means taking laboratory research into a clinical setting. This kind of research is about first-time studies of medical innovations in patients, which are intended to improve healthcare delivery for the benefit of all patients.
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