20th Year Anniversary and Presentations
In 2023 the Centre of Child Health celebrated their 20th Anniversary. To mark this occasion we held an event in September to mark this milestone by looking back and forward at what we've achieved so far and highlighting our current research.
Staff and students from the Centre presented a series of varied talks showcasing the great work that is currently taking place within the Centre and we are delightied to share these with you.
We have listed the talks individually so you will be able to select the topic that is of particular interest to you.
We were also delighted to welcome Professor Helen Bedford to our event as our external speaker who gave an inspiring talk on “Child Health Research and Teaching: Leading us into the future.
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Alan Emond |
Background, History & Overview |
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Jean Golding & Yaz Iles-Caven |
ALSPAC |
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Cathy Williams |
The development of vision in children - more than meets the eye! |
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Peter Fleming, Pete Blair & Anna Pease |
The Cot Death Story |
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Caroline Taylor & Genevieve Buckland |
Nutrition in pregnancy and early childhood: Does it matter? |
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Jenny Ingram |
The impact of breastfeeding research over 30 years |
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Carol Joinson |
Paediatric incontinence and mental health: bidirectional relationships |
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Julie Mytton & Toity Deave |
20-year reflection on UWE contribution to CACH |
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Dan Magnus & Robin Marlow |
Teaching |
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Jamie Leveret |
Is ACT an acceptable and feasibly treatment for young people with CFS/ME: a feasibility study |
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Georgia Treneman-Evans |
STTAMP, GEM & LoCATE |
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Emma Anderson |
"Maternal Vaccination in the NHS: The maternity staff perspective." |
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Daisy Gaunt |
Improving follow-up and retention to paediatric randomised controlled trials: a qualitative study |
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Kelly Spurlock
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"Parental engagement with complementary feeding information in the United Kingdom – A qualitative evidence synthesis." |
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Lucy Beasant
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Enhancing family-centred care in NICU |
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Tom Allport
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'Find your village' - culturally-coordinated understanding and action to improve wellbeing, child development and longer-term outcomes, for ethnically diverse and migrant communities. |
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Helen Bedford
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Guest speaker – with questions “Child Health Research and Teaching: Leading us into the future” |