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60 seconds with… Sam Edwards, Research Recruitment and Delivery Manager and Head of Strategic Research Recruitment, Partnerships and Delivery 

In the latest of our 60 second interview series, we spoke with Sam Edwards, the Trust’s Research Recruitment and Delivery Manager.


Proud to be nominated

Nursing Times Awards 2025 – Sustainability in Nursing and Midwifery finalist


Why Count Me In Matters

In just one month, Oxford Health will launch Count Me In, a pioneering approach to connect more people with research opportunities that matter.


Oxford’s temporary congestion charge: what you need to know

From Wednesday 29 October 2025, Oxford will introduce a temporary congestion charge to help manage traffic during the extended closure of Botley Road.


Menopausal Health – making a difference with Lifestyle Medicine

90% of women get menopausal symptoms and it can affect every part of someone’s life. Lifestyle Medicine can help.


£16.3m boost for Oxford Health and partners for infrastructure to improve people’s health

The NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) Thames Valley will work with healthcare professionals and the public to find solutions to local health needs.


Read it now: Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre October newsletter

The October edition of the Oxford Health BRC newsletter brings together the latest updates from across our research community and partners.


Oxford co-led study reveals brain connectivity clues to treatment-resistant psychosis

Fresh hope offered for earlier diagnosis and more targeted care for patients experiencing treatment-resistant psychosis.


‘Team Oxfordshire’ united in tackling winter pressures across health and social care services

As the colder months approach, health and social care partners across Oxfordshire are once again coming together as ‘Team Oxfordshire’ to prepare for and respond to the growing pressures that winter brings.


Research Participation Made Easier with Count Me In

At Oxford Health, we believe research should be accessible to everyone.