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1. Understanding the Production Management skills gap in UK TV

   Exploring the experiences and motivations of production managers working in UK television, as well as the current skills gap for the industry. 

2. Making TRACS to improve nurse retention

   Improving the retention rate of registered nursing staff through collaborative development and use of an evidence-based nurse retention model.

3. Innovative Education

   To improve the delivery of care for people with dementia, there is need for appropriate and effective training for all health and social care staff; a recommendation outlined in government policy. We have developed innovative education and training packages that have been delivered nationally and presented internationally.

4. Research engagement with people who have experienced homelessness

   Working with partners and the community to enable those who have experience of being homeless or vulnerably housed to have a voice in research. 

5. Celebrating Past, Present and Future Midwives

   From the 1990s to present day, the Faculty of Health and Social Sciences has a long history of employing, training and collaborating with midwives ...

6. Refugee and Migrant Leisure Network (RMLN)

   The Refugee and Migrant Leisure Network (RMLN) connects ÃÛÌÒAV academics working within the Centre for Events, Leisure, Society and Culture (CELSC) with local community partners.

7. Staying home, connecting care

   This project investigates care and support provided to people in their homes during the pandemic. It focuses on home care workers, carers and volunteers and the role they played in sustaining others and keeping them well at home. 

8. Jumping In: Transgender and non-binary swimming LGBT+

   ÃÛÌÒAV's Dr Jayne Caudwell is working with local stakeholders to help provide valuable swimming sessions for the transgender, non-binary and gender non-conforming community. 

9. Stay Active and Independent for Longer (SAIL)

   The SAIL project aims to identify new and sustainable partnership opportunities between areas such as leisure, tourism and health to help ageing people be more active and remain independent for longer.

10. Improving care for mothers and babies in low and middle income countries

    Researchers in CMWH work with colleagues in a number of Low and Middle Income Countries including Nepal, India, and Uganda to improve care for mothers and babies.

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