We are happy to invite you to the Big Community Conversation 2018. This event will build on our very successful BCC 2017, and will provide even more opportunities to hear and share people’s stories about ‘what matters’ to people in Stoke-on-Trent and Staffordshire, what they do about it, and how research can help. Listen to CHAD Centre…
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The CHAD Health and Social Inequalities Symposium and Guest Lecture took place at Staffordshire University Leek Road Campus on Thursday 9th November 2017. It was a resounding success, with over 150 delegates attending the Symposium and more than 60 people attending the Duncan Selbie Lecture. The purpose of the symposium was to showcase translational research on…
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CHAD’s October seminar was held at the Kingston Centre in Stafford. At this seminar, Dr Rachel Massie, Research Officer at CHAD, shared the findings from the Thinking Active pilot project completed earlier this year. The presentation gave an insight into the programme and the feedback received from the care-givers and service providers involved. Thinking Active…
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It’s almost time for the CHAD bulletin, and in the meantime here are a few CHAD snippets of information to keep you updated. We can’t keep a lid on it……..All of us in CHAD are so happy to have won the award for ‘high impact research’ at the recent Staffordshire Celebrating Staff Success ceremony. Thank…
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CHAD is running FREE Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Events for early career researchers and those interested in developing research in the area of health and social inequalities. The Purpose To Strengthen research links between Local Government and the University to investigate and address health and social inequalities To build local capacity, skills and knowledge around…
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The CHAD seminar held on Wednesday 20th September 2017 focused on the independent evaluation of The Beth Johnson Foundation’s Cancer Lifestyle Project in North Staffordshire. The seminar was well attended by representatives from the Council, Clinical Commissioning Group and charity organisations, in addition to University staff. Alice Sharp, Project Coordinator at Beth Johnson Foundation (BJF) and…
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