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bristol health partners sign up to our newsletter accessibility contact members toggle navigation home about us health integration teams our research blog news events about us is a strategic collaboration between the city region's major health institutions, covering the bristol, north somerset and south gloucestershire area. 2017-18 annual review our 2017-18 annual review highlights the milestones and achievements of our strategic partnership, which works to improve the health of people living in bristol, north somerset and south gloucestershire, and the services on which they rely. our health integration teams we're addressing the major public health imperatives and disease areas in the city through the integration of primary, secondary and tertiary care with community service provision, public health, education, training, innovation and research. our mission is to generate significant health gain and improvements in service delivery in the bristol city region by integrating, promoting and developing the region's strengths in health services, research, innovation and education. latest news members of rubicon continue to tackle antibiotic resistance 9 august 2018 since closing in april 2017, members of the respiratory infections hit have continued to do work that seeks to provide advice and support for parents and patients, and to reduce antibiotic use in the treatment of respiratory infections. bans on gluten-free prescribing save the nhs money in the short-term but the impact on patients is unclear 2 august 2018 full or partial bans on gps prescribing gluten-free (gf) foods to people with coeliac disease save the nhs money in the short-term. but the impact on patients is unknown, nihr-funded researchers at the university of bristol have warned. weight differences contribute to heart health in the young 30 july 2018 increased weight in young adults is likely to cause higher blood pressure and a thickening of the heart muscle, according to findings by the university of bristol published in the american heart association’s journal on 30 july... experience the high-tech healthcare house of the future 26 july 2018 sphere (sensor platform for healthcare in a residential environment) and we the curious have partnered together to create a 21st century house that will reveal the technology behind the healthcare of the future. patients undergoing hip replacement may be at lower risk of infection 25 july 2018 researchers from the musculoskeletal research unit at the university of bristol have identified the most important risk factors for developing severe infection after hip replacement. depression and antidepressants are associated with an increased risk of venous thromboembolism 24 july 2018 in the first review of its kind, new research has found that depression and the use of antidepressants are each associated with an increased risk of venous thromboembolism (vte). safer 20mph speed limits in bristol are under threat - here's what you can do to protect them in your area 19 july 2018 bristol city council is consulting on 20mph speed limits in bristol, with 83 20mph roads and six 30mph roads up for review.​ if you're concerned that a move back to 30mph is not the direction the city should be travelling in, here's what you can do. gosport may have a negative impact on end-of-life care in general practice 17 july 2018 researchers from the university of bristol have highlighted the potentially negative impact the deaths at gosport war memorial hospital may have on end-of-life care delivered at home. depression during pregnancy rises in a generation 17 july 2018 anxiety and depressive symptoms during pregnancy have risen by 51 per cent within a generation according to findings from a major study by the university of bristol published last week... health integration teams (hits) our health integration teams (hits) are cross-organisational and interdisciplinary groups. they are tackling major health priorities by working together in a new integrated way. active older people (apphle) early years health and wellbeing (bonee) bristol bones and joints bristol immunisation group chronic kidney disease child injury (cipic) dementia drug and alcohol eating disorders improving perinatal mental health (improve) psychological therapies in primary care (inpsyte) integrated pain management avoiding hospital admissions (ithaca) parkinson's and other movement disorders psychosis retinal conditions (renoir) respiratory infections (rubicon) healthy neighbourhood environments (shine) sexual health improvement programme (ship) improving care in self-harm (stitch) stroke latest events bristol and bath health and care awards 2018 24 october 2018 the bristol post and bath chronicle health and care awards are back for a third year, and this time round the event is being extended to bath, to shine a light on even more healthcare heroes across the two cities. west of england healthcare innovation expo – making and maximising opportunities 14 november 2018 this year’s annual conference expo will explore what “innovation” really means and its role in supporting transformation and change. the care forum’s annual general meeting and conference 12 september 2018 the theme of the care forum's annual general meeting and conference is partnerships between large providers of health and social care and the local voluntary, community and social enterprise (vcse) sector. preparing sexual health services for the challenge of antimicrobial resistant bacteria 21 september 2018 a meeting on preparing sexual health services for the challenge of antimicrobial resistant bacteria. researching pain qualitatively: past, present, future 25 september 2018 this pain forum event will be presented by rachael gooberman-hill, professor of health and anthropology and director of the elizabeth blackwell institute for health research at the university of bristol. on twitter 15 august rt @bristolcycling : 7 reasons einstein would support 20 mph https://t.co/lj5c1syyrg #20mph #bristol 15 august rt @capcbristol : sexual health problems are linked with partner abuse for young people: https://t.co/4jmpbjhjdq. study by @ucl_pcph @uclehe … 15 august rt @zoetw : interesting fact i learned from @thangammp 's response to my letter about #20mph : more people walk to work in #bristol west than… 14 august rt @bristol20mph : good work #communityspeedwatch #bristol & indeed across avon & somerset. if you're interested in joining a group visit: h… 14 august rt @ebibristol : are you grappling with the challenge of antimicrobial resistance in sexually transmitted infections? this free event is for… our research bristol's health research is internationally recognised, with particular strengths in population health, neuroscience, infection and immunity and cardiovascular medicine. from saving hundreds of thousands of babies' lives through groundbreaking research into cot death, to developing cutting edge technologies through the bristol robotics laboratory and sphere, bristol's health research makes huge differences to people's lives. elizabeth blackwell institute for health research the elizabeth blackwell institute for health research (ebi), co-funded by the wellcome trust and the university of bristol, brings together leading researchers from disparate fields to collaborate on solutions to the most pressing health problems of the 2... university of bristol bristol robotics laboratory brl is a unique collaboration that harnesses the strengths of its university partners, and brings together the best expertise from industry and the academic community to spearhead britain’s efforts to be a world leader in modern advanced robotics. university of the west of england (uwe bristol), university of bristol avon longitudinal study of parents and children alspac, or children of the 90s, has been charting the health of 14,500 families in the bristol area since the early 1990s in order to improve the health of future 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