Multiple Long-Term Conditions / Multimorbidity PhD Programme for Health Professionals University of Glasgow in United Kingdom

Fully funded 3-year full-time PhD studentships are open at the University of Worcester in the UK. The advertised research areas focus on mental health and rural care , including topics such as suicidality and bereavement pathways , ePROMs in the EMPOWER study , and unpaid carer support in the THRIVE project. This is a strong fit for applicants interested in health-related doctoral research with applied, community, and service-delivery dimensions. Relevant academic backgrounds may include public ...

Exciting update from the University of Glasgow : the Multimorbidity PhD Programme for Health Professionals has received renewed Wellcome Trust funding for a further 5 years. This PhD opportunity is centered on multiple long term conditions (MLTCs) and multimorbidity , a major health challenge affecting one in three people and linked to higher mortality, more hospitalisations, and reduced quality of life. The programme is described as the only one of its kind globally and is a multi-institutional...

PhD opportunity at the University of Worcester in the School of Health and Wellbeing. This funded PhD project, “Caring for Carers: An exploratory study of support needs for unpaid carers of people with serious mental illness in rural contexts in UK,” examines unpaid informal carers of people with serious mental illness (SMI), including psychosis and bipolar disorder, in rural settings in Worcestershire and Herefordshire. Research focus: the project will identify current support provision, barrie...

Applications are open for a fully funded PhD project at The University of Manchester in collaboration with the Pakistan Institute of Living and Learning . The project focuses on co-adapting cardiac rehabilitation for children and young people with congenital heart disease in Pakistan, as part of the NIHR-funded ACROSS programme. The research will explore how to develop, adapt, and evaluate paediatric cardiac rehabilitation strategies for young people with congenital heart conditions. The study w...

PhD studentship at the University of Worcester in the UK on Caring for Carers : exploring the support needs of unpaid rural carers for people with serious mental illness (NIHR THRIVE Programme). This doctoral project sits at the intersection of psychology , public health , medical science , and sociology , with a strong focus on mental health, caregiving, and rural communities. The post is advertised as a PhD studentship and includes funding of £20,407 per year for 4 years . Eligibility details ...