A Supporting Wounded Veterans case study

Real World Evidence (RWE) has become increasingly important in understanding and treating mental health conditions, particularly those caused by trauma. This is an important factor on the rehabilitation pathway, which often focuses on the physical challenges that can be addressed by medication; or with a standardised approach to the detriment of the individual patient and the insights that RWE might give us. As we seek to understand the complexities of trauma-related ment

When you look at the Synagogue in St James’s Gardens, you are looking at the culmination of a battle for survival for over 600 years, of people who have brought their learning, ideas and industry to communities across North Africa and Europe. The story of Sephardic Jews is one punctuated by prejudice and persecution. It is also woven-through with examples of resilience, community, intellectual enquiry and enterprise. The story provides great inspiration for many, and not lea

The history of Notting Dale illustrates the challenges of ‘making poverty history’ and the importance of mapping the evidence to understand the real challenges and interventions that made the greatest difference, to challenge preconceived views and symbolic gestures. Few people have been as imaginative, diligent and effective as the extraordinary Charles Booth. Notting Dale's history illustrates the challenges that Charles Booth was up against when he sought to understand t