Hello! and welcome to our Patient and Public Community Research Hub

These pages are for patients and members of the public to explore, so that you can understand more about the work we do and how you can get involved, or even take part in some of our research.

You can view our latest newsletter here.Link opens in a new window

Click on the links to the right of this page to explore the different sections

Who are we?

Academic Primary Care is a group of health and care researchers. We are researchers who want to learn more about human health to find better ways to treat and prevent disease and to improve the care and treatment of people. You can find out who the researchers are by clicking here.Link opens in a new window

We research a wide range of areas to do with health, including digital healthcare. Some of the things we research include :

- improving hospice care

- improving the safe discharge of older patients from hospital

- finding new ways of helping carers to look after their relatives or friends

- women’s health.

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Find out more about our researchLink opens in a new window 

The information on these pages has been put together with help from patients and members of the public that are interested in health research and want to raise awareness about opportunities for getting involved or taking part in health research.

Summaries of the results of our researchLink opens in a new window

Patients and the public would like to hear more about the results of health research and so on these pages you can find short summaries of the results of local health research from Warwick Medical School. You can also find out information about how to get involved with specific health research studies.

Click on Past Research Projects and Studies - Learn about the findings (on the right-hand side of this page) to find out more.

We are interested to hear what you think about our Patient Public Community Research Hub.

Please leave feedback, by completing this brief online form hereLink opens in a new window .

Many thanks!