A collaborative project which Edge Hill University has been working on has been awarded a £177,000 Arts and Humanities Research Council grant.
Edge Hill University has launched a new partnership with the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) to drive forward medical research and training.
Edge Hill University’s first cohort of MSc Physician Associate graduates are celebrating their achievements, having made it through the pandemic and securing jobs in the NHS.
You could be paid to train to act as a real patient in order to help Edge Hill University educate its future health workers.
Children and parents are being urged to share their views with researchers to make sure they are getting accurate information about Covid-19.
A health researcher at Edge Hill University has been appointed to a top role to influence children’s nursing education in the UK.
Staff and students were inspired by founders of a charity for bereaved men when they shared their powerful stories of overcoming heart-breaking loss.
Electronic hand held devices are being used to record patients’ vital signs at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in the first research study of its kind in the UK as an early warning system for children.
Toni Bewley, Senior Lecturer in Children’s Health, discusses her experiences as a carer for her own child, and why she believes service users and carers can play a pivotal role in the development and training of health professionals.
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Professor Stuart Fairclough from Edge Hill University’s Department of Sport and Physical Activity worked with other experts to inform the updated national guidelines on physical activity