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Presentations of 2010-2011 MPH Projects

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The presentation of projects from students from the 2010-2011 class will take place on Friday 23 September 2011. The project titles are:
  1. Diabetes management in UK and Singapore: A comparative study.
  2. Health promotion in hospitals
  3. Using process and outcome measures from routinely available data to assess quality of care of patients with presentation of acute myocardial infarction in UK National Health Service hospitals
  4. Population Movement and Malaria Transmission in Africa
  5. Measuring Hospital Performance
  6. Childhood vaccinations in the Gambia
  7. Quality Improvement for Diabetes Foot Services in North West London
  8. Resistance to Truvada and other NRTIs
  9. Social deprivation and common mental disorders: The case of the Westminster IAPT service
  10. Venous Thrombo-embolism in Flying Passengers: A case-control study
  11. Gall stones, kidney stones and risk of type II diabetes mellitus in a large prospective cohort study conducted in Europe (InterAct)
  12. Quality indicators for colorectal cancer
  13. Measurement of patient satisfaction in primary care in England with reference to deprivation: A systematic review.
  14. Components of height and risk of type 2 diabetes mellitus 
  15. Kenya and the new PCV10 vaccine: A 'real time' case study to evaluate and develop the sensitivity and specificity of a global vaccine warning surveillance system.
  16. Variation in asthma prescribing and management in UK primary care
  17. Childhood Immunisation
  18. Improving the uptake of cervical screening in inner-city primary care
  19. Analysis of urban-rural differentials in the association between area deprivation and health outcomes at varying spatial levels
  20. Calculating economic costs of hospital admission in Malawi
  21. Interventions for recruiting smokers into cessation programs
  22. How much of a household's total expenditure is on health care in Sub Saharan Africa?
  23. A Systematic Review of Parent and Adolescent Communication about Sexual Risk Taking Behaviour in the Caribbean
  24. How health system strengthening can contribute to disaster management
  25. Why is hospital mortality falling?
You can view last year's projects at http://goo.gl/E0efW.

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