Dementia HIT 2022-23
Piloting innovative dementia projects The HIT secured more than three quarters of a…
Stroke HIT 2022-23
Shaping the Stroke Programme 2022-23 was a productive year for the Stroke HIT, working alongside…
Activity sessions to promote health and wellbeing are reaching under-served children in Bristol, data shows
Physical activity sessions run by Bristol Sport Foundation are reaching primary school children living in…
Co-creating a vibrant innovation ecosystem
Bristol Health Partners’ Joint Chief Operating Officer Olly Watson was part of a health and…
New public contributors join our Board and Research & Innovation Steering Group
Bristol Health Partners has strengthened its representation of ‘experts by experience’ at leadership level to…
Depression in Alzheimer's has different risk factors to depression in those without dementia
Depression in Alzheimer’s has different risk factors than depression in older adults without the…
Board member Stephen Hill in NCCPE film about improving public involvement in health and care research
March 2023 marks the one year anniversary of the launch of the National Centre…
“The community has had no breather”: how the cost of living crisis is affecting minority ethnic communities in Bristol
Bristol Somali Youth Voice and Bristol Somali Forum have conducted research about the impact of…
Rheumatology patients shielding during pandemic struggling with return to normal life, research reveals
Rheumatology patients who shielded during the pandemic are finding it difficult to return to normal…
City know-how: Community wellbeing in the built environment: breaking down building performance assessments
Community well-being is acknowledged as being ‘greater than the sum of its parts’. This…
Stroke HIT welcomes new co-director Dr Viv Harrison
Dr Viv Harrison has been appointed as a new co-director for Bristol Health Partners’ Stroke…
App supports newly diagnosed IRD patients to manage their symptoms better
Bristol Bones and Joints (BBJ) HIT has developed an app to help people newly diagnosed…
