How to make self-care work for both patients and the NHS
August 18, 2016
Are there ways to encourage more people to take an active role in managing their health? Yes, says Jeremy Bushnell
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What I’ve learned about big data, creativity and effective research
July 20, 2016
From crunching the numbers to creative use of felt tips, Angela Collins explains why two events inspired her
One year on from the Care Act, how are unpaid carers faring?
May 17, 2016
Vicky Peace assesses the practical impact of this critical legislation
How to write an effective research brief
April 15, 2016
For Laria Research Fortnight, Rebecca Gulc offers some tips on creating an effective research brief that will deliver invaluable insights
How do we give all our children the same chance to thrive?
March 7, 2016
Kay Silversides considers ways we can remove the roadblocks of inequality to open up every life path to our children
Attacked and abused: Why do we dehumanise homeless people?
February 2, 2016
While working on a study for Crisis, Richard Bryan interviewed many homeless people about their experiences. It left him asking some big questions
Can a baby in the classroom boost emotional literacy?
December 14, 2015
Julie Wrigley on the lessons learned from a very employing a very young teacher in primary schools
Make mental health research a positive experience for all
November 30, 2015
What more can we do to ensure everyone finds the process constructive and valuable, asks Vicky Peace?
Three key ways to make the most of your measures
October 23, 2015
Our experience has taught us to design our measurement systems around the audience, writes Rebecca Gulc
What is social prescribing – and how can it improve our wellbeing?
October 5, 2015
Kay Silversides on an innovation which could benefit both health professionals and their patients