Deborah Bamber

@debbamber.bsky.social

Health services researcher, College of Life Sciences, University of Leicester | Interested in health service delivery, patient safety & AMR, maternal & infant healthcare, qualitative research methods, PPIE

It's on again - our internationally-renowned Ethnography for Healthcare Improvement Summer School! 8th-10th July, 2026, here in Leicester, UK. Designed for researchers to learn & reflect on use of ethnographic research in healthcare settings. Limited places available: shop.le.ac.uk/product-cata...

Ethnography for Healthcare Improvement Summer School 2026 | shop@le

A short course designed for researchers and doctoral students to critically engage with the theory and practice of ethnography in healthcare settings.You w

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📢 We are still looking for more survey participants for our NIHR-funded study to optimise blood culture sampling for adult acute care hospital patients. If you regularly take or request bloods in ED/acute care, please do take a look - feel free to share with colleagues! 🙏 Details below 👇

Eva Krockow@evakrockow.bsky.social · 2y ago

Do you regularly take or order bloods for acute hospital patients? We want to hear about your experiences and views in a short online survey! redcap.lcbru.le.ac.uk/surveys/?s=F...

It's on again! Bigger and better than ever, SAPPHIRE's Ethnography for Healthcare Improvement Summer School will be held July 23-25 here at College Court, Leicester. 3 days of workshops, insights, networking, mentoring and support. Places limited, book now! shop.le.ac.uk/product-cata...

Ethnography for Healthcare Improvement Summer School 2025 | shop@le

A short course designed for researchers and doctoral students to critically engage with the theory and practice of ethnography in healthcare settings.You w

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On behalf of a colleague Kirstin Webster at University of Leicester: Can you help improve data on avoidable brain injury around the time of birth? Maternity/obstetric/neonatal/paediatric colleagues please complete/retweet this survey ths.im/4iLI7kY

Help us improve data on avoidable brain injury around the time of birth

This survey aims to explore the views of maternity and neonatal professionals to help improve the collection and use of data relevant for reducing risk of avoidable brain injury around the time of bir...

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If you routinely prescribe and deprescribe antidepressants and have experience prescribing during the pandemic in UK Primary Care, please consider sharing your thoughts and experiences in our study on decision making for prescribing antidepressants!

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