Centre for Applied Health Research, Salford (CAHR)

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The Centre for Applied Health Research (CAHR) at the University of Salford works across professions and disciplines to conduct and support research that addresses challenges across health, well-being and social care. Its researchers work in nursing, allied health, public health, diagnostic imaging, psychology, interdisciplinary mental health, neurodevelopmental disorders and digital information systems. Its research is largely applied in nature, spans all parts of the lifecourse and often uses technology and digital solutions to solve real world problems and make positive changes within society. Its key strengths include digital health and imaging, long term conditions, care across the lifecourse, mental health and neurodiversity, and equity, inequalities and inclusivity. Its projects have included Arts for the Blues, a creative arts-based group intervention for depression, low mood and anxiety.

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University of Salford
Salford