A fully funded PhD studentship is available at Anglia Ruskin University through the CAM Doctoral Training Partnership, supported by ESRC. The project investigates the interaction between technology and people (practitioners and patients) in healthcare systems facing fragility and scarcity, with a focus on the West Bank, Palestine. The research will explore how frontline practitioners use digital tools, how technology reshapes care, workflows, and patient outcomes, and will blend disciplines through mixed-methods approaches and international fieldwork. Supervisors include Tabish Zaman (Senior Lecturer), Rani Shahwan, Professor Lynn Martin (innovation and entrepreneurship), and Professor Rory O’Connor (rehabilitation medicine). The studentship covers UKRI Home rate tuition fees, a tax-free stipend of £20,780 for 2025/26, up to £900 for research training, a personalised training programme, and a three-month Innovation Fellowship placement. International students must secure additional funding for remaining fees and visa costs. Applicants should be motivated, curious, and open to interdisciplinary research. Applications are open, and candidates should contact Tabish Zaman and review the CAM-DTP website for details.

A fully funded PhD studentship is available at Anglia Ruskin University, supported by the ESRC through the CAM Doctoral Training Partnership. The project investigates the interaction between technology and people in healthcare systems under pressure, focusing on how digital tools reshape care, workflows, and patient outcomes. The successful candidate will work directly with Dr. Tabish Zaman, Rani Shahwan, Professor Lynn Martin (innovation and entrepreneurship), and Professor Rory O’Connor (rehabilitation medicine). The studentship covers UKRI Home tuition fees, a tax-free stipend of £20,780 for 2025/26, up to £900 for research training, a personalised training programme, and a three-month Innovation Fellowship placement. International students are welcome but must secure additional funding for the difference in tuition fees and visa costs. The ideal applicant is motivated, curious, and comfortable with interdisciplinary research, international fieldwork, and mixed-methods approaches. Applications are open now, and candidates are encouraged to contact Dr. Tabish Zaman for informal inquiries and visit the CAM-DTP website for full details.