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Work With Us

Lancaster works with external organisations to support research, innovation and professional development in health and medicine.

Innovation in Healthcare

We work with the NHS, public sector, industry and voluntary sector organisations to develop solutions to health care problems; innovating for the benefit of patients, the NHS, industry and the wider economy.

Organisational Development

We build collaborative partnerships with organisations to achieve success through high quality work based learning. Our approach is bespoke, based on an understanding of your work agendas and development needs.

Knowledge Exchange Strategy

A novel platform across Lancashire and Cumbria for supporting knowledge exchange between Lancaster University and the NHS, introduced by the Collaborative Partnerships initiative in 2009.

Athena Swan

Since 2014, the Faculty of Health and Medicine has held the Athena Swan Silver Award, recognising our commitment to advancing the careers of women in higher education and research.
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Lancaster Health Hub

Research collaboration and healthcare innovation.

Lancaster Health Hub

Latest News

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Building Healthy Communities in urban Brazilian Slums

We’re pleased to announce an additional round of funding to ensure the continuation of the GCRF project - Building Healthy Communities in urban Brazilian Slums. Prof Peter Diggle (Uni of Lancaster) with Prof M Begon (Uni of Liverpool) who leads the project that helps to build the link between academics and residents in the co-production of research to benefit the community. 
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UK scientists develop new rapid smart testing device for coronavirus

Scientists have developed a new smart testing device for the coronavirus (CoVID-19).
Becky barker

Researcher at Westminster for STEM for Britain

Lancaster University PhD student Rebecca Barker has presented her research before Parliament as part of the STEM for Britain 2020 competition. 
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Phase one of new Health Innovation Campus approaching completion at Lancaster University

The first phase of the new £41m Health Innovation Campus at Lancaster University is nearing completion – with staff, students and businesses set to move into the Health Innovation One building over the coming weeks.
World Obesity Federation

£500,000 NIHR grant for obesity treatment

Dr Jennifer Logue of Lancaster Medical School has been awarded half a million pounds by the National Institute for Health Research to examine the effectiveness of NHS and local government interventions to treat obesity.

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