Teaching curricula widely studied by healthcare professionals working across the NHS are under review in an effort to improve patient care and reduce racialised health disparities.
Discovery Park opened its doors for the east Kent Science Jamboree, hosting a record-breaking 1,500 children from 51 Kent schools for a two day science spectacular.
A new report from the Stroke Association has found less than a quarter of stroke survivors receive support for speech and language difficulties, despite around 40% experiencing aphasia.
New figures reveal that 44% of the first cohort of graduating KMMS students will be staying in the Kent, Surrey and Sussex area as resident doctors via their postgraduate foundation programme.
The Master's in Clinical Education launches this autumn, offering a flexible course for health and social care professionals to develop and enhance their skills as clinical educators.
Research has found that a wall squat is one of the most effective exercise types for lowering blood pressure.
CCCU has joined with Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust to launch a Health and Wellbeing Academy that will support health care professionals, students and educators.
A new emergency simulation ambulance will support paramedic science students gain confidence and skills needed to tackle complex health incidents in real-life settings.
KMMS has been granted full accreditation by the General Medical Council, marking a major milestone ahead of the School’s first graduations this summer.
Eating Disorder Awareness Week: A new treatment for people with Anorexia could improve recovery rates for those diagnosed with the serious eating disorder.
The combinations of long-term health conditions may matter more for health outcomes, than how many long-term conditions a patient has.
Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) welcomed community partners, industry experts and service users, for a day of insightful collaboration and innovation at its 2025 Midwifery Summit.