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Welsh super database and technology platform play major role in new international Covid-19 research collaboration
Led from Swansea University Medical School, SAIL Databank is an internationally-recognised research group that works to anonymise and link routinely collected data from the NHS and other sources in a -
Swansea University's annual Zienkiewicz Lecture: How science and technology can transform health care
He is a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Sciences and the Royal Society and an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering. -
New research shows the benefits of teaching pupils about mental health in the classroom
Dr Dave Williams, Adviser to Chief Medical Officer and Welsh Government - Child & Adolescent Mental Health, said: “The Guide has proved an excellent resource to enable professionals to raise understanding and awareness -
University secures share of £40m investment to boost benefits of social science research
The ESRC Impact Acceleration Account adds to the Arts & Humanities Research Council IAA, the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) IAA and Medical Research Council (MRC) IAA we secured in -
How family tragedy has driven student’s desire to improve healthcare in her community
This would help medical institutions gain better patient outcomes and efficiency. -
Primary schools in Wales encouraged to take part in sun safety study
A researcher motivated by her son’s sunburn on a school sports day is encouraging primary schools across Wales to help develop sun safety guidelines for the spring and summer terms. -
People with asthma in poorest areas are 50% more likely to die than those in richest areas
WAO lead and Professor of Respiratory Medicine at Swansea University Medical School, Gwyneth Davies, said:. ... The authors probed routinely collected primary and secondary care data from within SAIL Databank based at Swansea University Medical School, -
Study reveals Impact of pandemic on incidence of long-term conditions in Wales
The study was led by researchers from Population Data Science at Swansea University Medical School in partnership with the Wales Covid-19 Evidence Centre, Welsh Government, Cardiff University and PRIME Centre -
Dr Cathryn Knight
In particular, as we look towards a more inclusive education system in Wales, I hope that we can look beyond medical attitudes and practices around learning needs and begin to understand -
Study shows public torn over the issue of Covid-19 vaccinations in children
The latter argued that, provided scientists and medical regulators could demonstrate it was safe, they would be more likely to support the idea of vaccination in children.
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