Stroke HIT News

Seminar on supporting service design and delivery showcases HIT achievements

  • 7th February 2018
Five Health Integration Teams (HITs) presented their work aimed at keeping people out of hospital…

Stroke Health Integration Team stars on Dr Phil Hammond's BBC Radio Bristol show

  • 3rd January 2018
Dr Phil Clatworthy, director of the Stroke Health Integration Team (HIT) and stroke survivor Chris…

Stroke Health Integration Team gets go-ahead

  • 17th October 2017
A new Health Integration Team (HIT) focused on stroke has been given the go-ahead by…

University of Bristol wins strategic awards to support translational research

  • 23rd February 2016
The University of Bristol has won two awards from the Medical Research Council (MRC) to…

Genome studies can help identify lifestyle risks for diseases

  • 12th February 2016
A type of study commonly used to pinpoint genetic variants associated with diseases can also…

Stronger evidence found for link between prenatal exposure to paracetamol and the risk of developing asthma

  • 10th February 2016
Researchers have provided new evidence that developing asthma can be linked to pregnant women and…

Voting open on strategic programme ideas

  • 2nd February 2016
Voting is now open on our strategic programme project ideas. This is your chance to…

Making the business case for prevention (and helping the historic Paris climate deal become a reality)

  • 27th January 2016
Decision-makers still need evidence if they are to prevent growing healthcare costs, including those relating…

Major new NHS Test Bed announced for the West of England

  • 22nd January 2016
Patients in the West of England will be among the first to benefit from a…

Deadline extended for Bristol Health and Care Awards

  • 12th January 2016
The deadline for nominations in the inaugural Bristol Health and Care Awards has been extended…

Evidence shows low energy sweeteners help reduce energy intake and body weight

  • 10th November 2015
Use of low energy sweeteners in place of sugar, in children and adults, leads to…