Other Health Degrees in the Scotland

...migration and different epidemiological patterns in developing and developed countries. 9. Leading International Health Care Takes an international perspective...

...along with effects of respiratory associated organ motion and tissue deformation, found in the clinical scenario, is required to be physically simulated... Learn about: Medical training, Virtual CAD, 3d training...

...groups in Aberdeen but some individuals may also be permitted to participate from certain other sites by pre-arranged video-conferencing at the same times...

...that aims to study the consequences of recurrent hypoglycaemia in Type 1 and 2 diabetes. This PhD will focus on examining the impact of recurrent hypoglycaemia... Learn about: Diabetes Nutrition, Diabetes Care, Blood glucose...

...credit may be given for relevant postgraduate courses taken at other higher education institutions. Assessment Core courses and most electives offered...

...usually provide MRI compatible probes since the probe tips have cameras or miniature motion control. Therefore, they cannot be used in conjunction with MRI guidance... Learn about: Clinical routine...

...The programme is flexible in content and structure, enabling students to choose individually tailored programmes of study and offering an opportunity...

...on how this is included in an already busy curriculum (2). In the UK, there has been a variety of different initiatives and awards to support E&I development... Learn about: Clinical Governance, Clinical Statistics, Clinical Service...

...which meets the requirements of data governance and also researchers who wish to utilise the images in secure environments. The project will build... Learn about: Data Management, Medical training, Research data...

...potential translational impact as targets e.g. repurposing of existing targets and agents to application in oesophageal cancer precision medicine strategies... Learn about: Clinical decision, Clinical phenotype, Genetic abnormalities...

...and suggested a role for oxidative stress in the disease process. Pathological changes in Nrf2, Mcl-1 and Wnt/β-catenin signalling have been recognised in both CLL and... Learn about: Chronic lymphocytic, Human CLL...

...ECM-receptor signalling, and endothelial dysfunction in the heart with cardiac insulin sensitivity will provide important and novel insights into the...

...Confirmation of this will provide the first clear explanation as to why IAH develops in people with T1 and long-duration T2D who are exposed to multiple episodes of hypoglycaemia... Learn about: Diabetes Nutrition, Diabetes Clinical Care, Diabetes Care...

...that was originally developed to screen compound libraries to identify potential contraceptive agents. However, in this project we will be studying... Learn about: Phenotypic Screening, Drug Discovery...

...the student will use state-of-the-art national data hosted by the Scottish Diabetes Research Network epidemiology group. The additional power afforded...

...This will include evaluation of immortalised cell lines, such as U-937, HL-60 or THP1, to identify combinations of cells/stimuli suitable for further study.Combination... Learn about: IT risk, Human Disease...

...Gordon) to develop a solid background in this domain and keep on coming with interesting new clinical questions, and also to master the analytical techniques... Learn about: Physical computing, Physical Education, Physical Chemistry...

...Currently, we can image successfully over an area of 600 microns in diameter, but with only 4 micron resolution [1,2]. The PhD student will tackle these...

...of your choice in depth and will expose you to a systematic and well-organised method of how to formulate and pursue research and transferable skills... Learn about: Functional Anatomy, Human identification, Vertebral column...

...implications for all those working in the fields of orthopaedics, biomechanics, sports and rehabilitation. This programme aims to provide you with an early... Learn about: Orthopaedic Medicine, R Adult Disorders...