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  • Rav Jayasuriya | Medicine and Population Health

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    Publications. Journal articles. Kamran Siddiqui Z, Tomlinson J, Scantlebury A, Jayasuriya R, Church H & Grove A (2025) Hidden barriers to leadership: a cross-sectional survey of prevalence and predictors of Imposter

  • Alexandra Oseghale | Allied Health Professions, Nursing and Midwifery

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    Co morbidity of speech and language difficulties with psychiatric symptoms. The prevalence and co morbidity of specific learning difficulties and psychiatric symptoms in children (data from the Child Development Centre CDC

  • New prestigious HSJ award for Military Research | MURC

    https://sheffield.ac.uk/murc/news/new-prestigious-hsj-award-military-research
    Part of this work was our Military Experiences of Mesothelioma (MiMES) project which aimed to explore the prevalence of mesothelioma among British armed forces veterans, to understand their experience and
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  • Data integration and health innovation | SYDHH

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    as obesity and diabetes; respiratory conditions like asthma; and cancer, where prevalence rates exceed 10–15%. ... Find out how. Off. South Yorkshire is facing significant health challenges, including lower-than-average life expectancy and a high
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  • Penny Breeze | Medicine and Population Health

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    Frontiers in Public Health. Oguta JO, Breeze P, Wambiya E, Akoth C, Mbuthia G, Otieno P, Ombiro O, Kisaka Y, Mbau L, Onyango E , Gathecha G et al () Prevalence and Determinants

  • Rights and responsibilities | Study at Sheffield

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    We aim to ensure that you understand the health implications of excess alcohol consumption and its connection to academic progress, finances, crime or misconduct.

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    School of Chemical, Materials and Biological Engineering, Faculty of Engineering
    Gain expertise in areas such as biomaterials, human biomechanics and medical imaging, learning from leading experts. Tailor your learning to your interests with elective modules and prepare for a career in biomedical engineering through close collab…
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  • Professor Christine Ingleton | Allied Health Professions, Nursing and Midwifery

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    Progress in Palliative Care. , 21(5), 272-277. Gott M, Gardiner C, Ryan T, Parker C, Noble B & Ingleton C (2013) Prevalence and predictors of transition to a palliative care approach

  • Intelligent Systems, Decision and Control | EEE

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    The model and its results have made a major contribution to the international policy debate on alcohol pricing. ... Modelling of Social Systems. The group makes a leading contribution to interdisciplinary research on health policy appraisal,...
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  • Student misconduct investigation process | Harassment and sexual misconduct info…

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    A requirement to undertake a course or engage in support to address their behaviour, for example in relation to alcohol or understanding consent. ... A requirement to undertake a course or engage in support to address their behaviour, for example in