Researchers at the University have received funding from the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to investigate how best to support people who experience psychosis.
A novel programme for the self-management of type 2 diabetes has been recognised with a nomination in the national Quality in Care (QiC) Diabetes awards.
KMMS has been awarded seven Integrated Academic Training (IAT) Fellowships as part of the National Institute of Health Research IAT Competition 2024/5.
A new study is hoping to reduce the time taken to diagnose lung cancer by using artificial intelligence (AI) software to detect abnormalities on chest X-rays.
Canterbury Christ Church University is delighted to announce Helenor Rogers as the first Patient and Public Representative to the School of Public and Allied Health Professions.
An innovative new suite of courses designed to enhance clinical skills and allows doctors to take their point of care ultrasound knowledge to a deeper level has been launched.
Researchers at Canterbury Christ Church University found Static isometric exercises, engaging muscles without movement such as wall sits and planks, are best for lowering blood pressure.
The Alumni Awards honours and recognises those who are making an outstanding difference, inspiring change, and making a positive impact in the community.
Nursing students at Canterbury Christ Church in Kent have been working with East Kent Mencap to help people with learning disabilities to communicate and access health services.
The School of Allied and Public Health Professions has received funding to establish Schwartz Rounds for students, academic staff and new registrants supporting compassionate approach to healthcare.
The final conference for the EMPOWERCARE Project has shared its insights and innovative solutions to support individuals and communities manage their own care.
Local children enjoyed a day of hands-on messy but educational fun as part of the Kent Schools Project, a pilot project designed to inspire future allied health professionals.