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Presentation of 2011-12 MPH Research Projects

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The presentation of projects from students from the 2011-2012 class will take place on Thursday 20 September 2012 & Friday 21 September 2012. The project titles are:
  1. The impact of task shifting within the healthcare workforce: How can Bangladesh continue to reduce neonatal mortality?
  2. Diabetes Prevention, Peer Led Education and Self-Management Programmes (DIMPLE): an impact evaluation of the Champions Project.
  3. Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa and Health.
  4. Evaluation of the sexual health and service utilisation of sex workers attending GUM clinics in England using routine data.
  5. Micro and macro level costs and benefits of malaria control-Systematic review.
  6. Hospitals Safe from the Disasters.  Lessons learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake.
  7. Perceived quality of malaria treatment in a context of decreasing endemicity: a qualitative study examining the impact of changes in treatment guidelines in The Gambia.
  8. Modelling and understanding the role of climatic variables on the population dynamics of Culex mosquitos
  9. Schistosoma haematobium infection and subtle morbidity in school-aged children in Mozambique.
  10. Investigation of the impact of changing physician gender demographic on healthcare and service delivery.
  11. What is the evidence to support the introduction of plain packaging of tobacco products in the UK?  A systematic review.
  12. COPD prescribing and outcomes in North West London.
  13. Trends in physical activity among children in England: The Taking Part Survey 2006-2010.
  14. The risk of HPV infection in European sex workers: A systematic literature review and meta-analysis.
  15. Frequency and Determinants of Convenience Meals Consumption and their Public Health Impact: An Analysis of the National Diet and Nutrition Survey.
  16. Does the level of blood pressure attained during a clinical trial of blood pressure lowering impact on incident cognitive decline or dementia in a very elderly group?
  17. One Carbon Metabolism and Colon Cancer.
  18. Are greener cities healthier?  An investigation into the association between green space coverage and health at the city level, in England.
  19. Fatigue among Police Forces in Great Britain.
  20. Inorganic arsenic from food and basal cell carcinoma: An analysis of a case-control study collected data.
  21. Evaluation of the Nurse-led Triage system within the intermediate diabetes service in Haringey.
  22. Access to general practice and attendance at accident and emergency departments: a systematic review and ecological, cross-sectional analysis.
  23. Evaluation of the 'Warm Homes Healthy People' Fund 2011/12.

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