"school of health sciences" blog posts

REACHE project: promoting inclusion within research Members of the REACHE project discussing the project during a team meeting

REACHE project: promoting inclusion within research

Helen Marshall is a Lecturer in Nursing from the School of Health Sciences. Here she tells us about the REACHE project, which aims to promote the inclusion of those with a learning disability within research and increase patient and public involvement.

Posted on: 29 January 2024

Graduation 2023 student speakers: Ellie-Mae Smith

Graduation 2023 student speakers: Ellie-Mae Smith

Ellie-Mae Smith graduated in July 2023 from the School of Health Sciences. She was asked to speak on behalf of her cohort at the graduation ceremony, which was held in the Philharmonic Hall. Here Ellie reflects on her time at Liverpool and her future plans.

Posted on: 21 July 2023

Using science to make sense of shouldersFRASER PHILP

Using science to make sense of shoulders

Dr Fraser Philp is a Lecturer in the School of Health Sciences. He recently won the Dr Tom Shannon Best Paper Award at the 2023 Clinical Movement Analysis Society (CMAS) conference for his work in biomechanics and human movement, specifically shoulder instability and muscle activity in young people. Fraser’s analysis utilised 3D movement analysis and surface electromyography which assesses muscle activity through the skin.

Posted on: 1 June 2023

The role of Public Advisers in health research

The role of Public Advisers in health research

Dr Kerry Hanna is a Lecturer in Orthoptics in the School of Health Sciences and her research focusses on health inequalities. Here she discusses the vital role public advisers play in her research.

Posted on: 18 April 2023

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Physios for ME

Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) is a chronic condition affecting more than 250,000 in the UK. Dr Nicola Baker, Lecturer in the School of Health Sciences discusses her work with the ME community as part of a group of physiotherapists called Physios for ME.

Posted on: 21 March 2023

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My First Paper: Fraser Philp

This week we continue our 'My First Paper' Campaign, showcasing researchers and their research - with Fraser Philp a Lecturer in Physiotherapy in the Institute of Population Health.

Posted on: 17 August 2022

Liverpool 2022 Graduations: Ehmee Mariano684x355

Liverpool 2022 Graduations: Ehmee Mariano

Ehmee Mariano graduated in July 2022 from the School of Health Sciences. She was asked to speak on behalf of her cohort at the graduation ceremony, which was held in the Philharmonic Hall. We spoke to Ehmee about her time at Liverpool and her future plans.

Posted on: 4 August 2022

Helen Potter shortlisted for Staff Award 'Partnership of the Year'

Helen Potter shortlisted for Staff Award 'Partnership of the Year'

Helen Potter from Nursing has been shortlisted for the University Staff Awards in the category of Partnership of the Year. This is for Helen’s work on drug trees, which she has undertaken with a colleague in clinical practice; the work has now been published. Here Helen provides insight into drug trees and how they have helped nursing students categorise and recognise drug names and discuss their mode of action.

Posted on: 20 June 2022

International Nurses Day: Emily Taylor

International Nurses Day: Emily Taylor

To celebrate International Nurses Day we are showcasing nurses and the incredible work they do, especially after COVID. Emily Taylor outlines what she enjoyed overall about the course and her plans and aspirations for the future. Emily also provides advice to aspiring nursing students!

Posted on: 10 May 2022

International Nurses Day: Othman Alothaim

International Nurses Day: Othman Alothaim

To celebrate International Nurses Day we are showcasing nurses and the incredible work they do, especially after COVID. Othman Alothaim speaks about what made him want to study nursing and his experience whilst on placement.

Posted on: 10 May 2022

International Nurses Day: Ruth Gallogly

International Nurses Day: Ruth Gallogly

To celebrate International Nurses Day we are showcasing nurses and the incredible work they do, especially after COVID. Ruth Gallogly provides insight and how her second year has differed from her first year.

Posted on: 10 May 2022

Beyond the world of undergraduate nursing

Beyond the world of undergraduate nursing

Graduate Ellen Wood explains why she decided to start her MSc in Nursing whilst working as a newly qualified nurse.

Posted on: 10 May 2022

My First Paper: Helen Marshall

My First Paper: Helen Marshall

This week we continue our My First Paper campaign, showcasing researchers and their research, with the School of Health Sciences' Helen Marshall, a Specialist Practitioner in District nursing.

Posted on: 1 April 2022