AAHPN  
The Anglo-American Health Policy Network serves as a forum for health scholars and policy makers to share information relating to health policy developments in the UK and the US.

ACAD-AE-MED  
The list is of relevance to all trainees and professionals involved in emergency medicine including undergraduates and postgraduate practitioners. It seeks to promote and foster academic research in the world of emergency medicine.

ACB-AKI-ALGORITHM  
The Association for Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Medicine links together clinical, academic and scientific staff in the field of diagnostic testing. This list is dedicated to the advancement of the detection of acute kidney injury (AKI). Once the AKI warning algorithm has been established, the data generated by health organisations using the algorithm will be used for outcome based research on acute kidney injury. The list will serve both health service personnel involved in testing and managing patients with AKI and academic units conducting outcome based AKI research.

ACB-CLINICAL-PRACTICE  
This discussion list is for the Clinical Practice working group of the Association for Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Medicine - the learned society of the profession which supports the educational, scientific and research interests of clinical biochemists and chemical pathologists in the UK.

ACB-POCT  
The Association for Clinical Biochemistry and Laboratory Medicine links together clinical academic, scientific and NHS staff in the fields of diagnostic testing. This list is dedicated to Point-of-Care testing. This is a growing area of interest drawing together practitioners and scientists as new technologies are transferred from bench to the bedside. The Technology Strategy Board is pushing this area as one strand of its Stratified Medicine Portfolio.

ADDICTION-COURSE-CONVENORS  
A restricted discussion list for providers of drug and/or alcohol misuse courses, mainly within the HE and FE sector.

ADMIN-MEDICAL  
admin-medical is a list open to all administrators involved in Medical education and research, particularly those with responsibility for Medical or Health care Schools and Faculties. The list is designed to facilitate the exchange of news, information, and advice between users.

AF-METALAB  
The A&F MetaLab collaboration aims to connect those using A&F and researchers in the field and create shared learning across A&F laboratories around the world to increase the effectiveness of A&F.

AGEING  
This is the mailing list of the ESA Research Network on Ageing in Europe. The Ageing in Europe mailing list is used for researchers in the field of ageing. Purposes include sharing information on conferences and publications; exchanging ideas relevant to research on ageing; making contact with potential collaborators on new research initiatives.

AGEINGBODYSOCIETY  
This list is to facilitate communications - about research and conferences etc. - between members of the British Sociological Association study group 'Ageing, Body and Society'

AGEINGRESEARCH-UKCHINA  
We welcome researchers who are interested in ageing society research in China and UK

ALCOHOL-MISUSE  
A discussion list for researchers, lecturers and practitioners with an interest in alcohol misuse. This list is intended primarily for the UK alcohol information and treatment community.

ALL-IRELAND-COCHRANE-EGROUP  
The purpose of this group is to allow persons with an interest in evidence-based health care on the Island of Ireland to informally share, discuss and disseminate information related to The Cochrane Collaboration and The Cochrane Library.

ARC-SAMS  
Academic Registrar's Council - Subjects Allied to Medicine group

ASSHH-UK  
Description: This list is used share research news and events with the research community who work or are interested in social sciences and humanities HIV research. It is moderated by ASSHH UK steering committee.

BASE-LIBRARIES  
The Base-libraries list exists to facilitate discussion between the health libraries in Birmingham, the Black Country and Solihull.

BCISMRM  
Members of BICISMRM

BEH-NET  
The list aims at fostering the use of experimental methods and behavioural insights in health economics, policy, and management.

BEHAVIOUR-AND-EXPERIMENTS  
The list aims to circulate information on seminars, events and opportunities among behavioural and experimental researchers in the (broadly defined) London area. It also aims to promote the organisation of joint events to share ideas and build collaborative networks in the area of behavioural and experimental social sciences.

BENEFIT-RISK-NIHR  
List for the benefit-risk working group underneath the NIHR Statistics Group. For the purpose of distributing information about benefit-risk use in clinical trials.

BFDG  
The British Feeding and Drinking Group meets annually to present research on all aspects of ingestive behaviour, focusing on psychological and physiolological issues related to feeding and drinking in humans and in animal models. The BFDG list is open to interested non-members world-wide on request.

BGS-TRAINING  
To encourage open & interactive discussion between trainees (eg. lecturers, research fellows, specialist & senior registrars) & trainers (eg. Professors, senior lecturers, consultants, postgraduate advisors) in issues related to training, research & new developments in Geriatric Medicine.

BIBLIOTHERAPY  
A mailing list for anyone interested in the links between reading fiction and non-fiction and health. Bibliotherapy, including Books on Prescription, reading groups, self-help etc.

BIOGRAPHIC-NARRATIVE-BNIM  
Used by researchers and teachers using BNIM to explore questions of method and support each other's work.

BIOMED-TEACHINGANDTRAINING  
This JiscMail list is used to make announcements, share best practice and support training and teaching in higher education and clinical laboratory practice.

BIRKBECKPAINPROJECT  
The Birkbeck Pain Project is a two-year pilot project funded by the Wellcome Trust. Itsets out to advance our understanding between corporeality and culture by exploring thecomplex biomedical, neurological, psychological, cognitive, and sensory aspects of the body in pain.Our approach is both historical (1760s to the 1960s) and transcultural. We are analysingnarratives of pain from diverse communities, including those whose voices were seldomheard. These include slave populations, prisoners, the poor, immigrant and religiousgroups, and children.This list aims to bring together scholars working in pain studies from any discipline,particularly in the arts, humanities and social sciences. It is intended to provide anonline forum that encourages members to share ideas and knowledge, and where details ofconferences, seminars and new publications can be posted. This list has been retained 04/08/15. No one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. contact helpline@jiscmail.ac.uk for all enquiries regarding this list

BIRTHSTAT  
This list is for people involved or interested in the collection, compilation and use of routine statistics about pregnancy, childbirth, newborn babies, the care given to women and babies and the socio-economic circumstances of parents and their children.

BNMS-RTN-TRAINERS-FORUM  
British Nuclear Medicine Society Radiographers, Technologist and Nurses Training Officers Forum. Membership is open to all individuals interested in the training of radiographers, technologists and nurses in nuclear medicine. For the sharing of best practice, and to help coordinate a national strategy. This forum is set up under the auspices of the BNMS RTN Group.

BNRG  
Clinicians and scientists who are interested in all aspects of neurosurgical research

BPP  
This list serves as a forum for those interested in applications of the findings of behavioural economics and psychology to all aspects of public and private decision making. The list moderator is Adam Oliver, of the London School of Economics.

BRAIN-INJURY-HOMELESS-NETWORK  
This is a list for discussion and announcements of the Brain Injury and Homelessness Network. All are welcome to join. The network was formed in April 2016 after discussions between people involved in the research project 'How or why do some brain injured people become homeless in Sheffield' and others setting up a NeuroTriage project in Liverpool.

BSA-ALCOHOL-STUDY-GROUP  
This is the mailing list of the British Sociological Association Alcohol Study Group. The purpose of the Group is to look sociologically at the meaning of alcohol use in society.

BSA-ENV-AND-HEALTH  
Discussion forum for the BSA Environment and Health special interest group. This group addresses the interaction between environmental change and human health from a sociological perspective.

BSA-NE-MEDSOC-GROUP  
The North East Medical Sociology group was established to bring together individuals with an interest in the critical sociology of health, and enhance the profile of medical sociology in the region. This list exists to share news and information relating to the group or medical sociology more widely, to promote group discussion and collaborative working, and to attract new group members.

BUILTENVIRONMENT-HEALTH  
UCL-based list to exchange information on built environment and health research

CAFE-SCI  
A meeting place for academics and others involved in organising and researching science engagement activities.

CAMHS  
This is a dedicated mailing list for CAMHS professionals to enable them to discuss issues, exchange information, gain and provide support to peers, problem solve etc in order to develop culturally competent CAMHS services.

CAMHS-RESEARCH  
List for researchers involved in evaluating the new initiative from the DofH to fund services for children with mental health problems.

CARER-FORUM  
Provides a forum for critical researchers to debate caregiving issues, provides a link between the voluntary sector and academia, and to advertise caregiving events, publications, and projects.

CARER-RES  
A place for researchers, carers, service users, third sector organisations, practitioners and policy makers to share and exchange information on the evidence base for carer services, research and policy

CARN-DISCUSSION  
This list is for CARN members to discuss issues in Action Research

CASELOADMIDWIFERY  
List for those involved in development, evaluation and research of caseload midwifery.

CCAP-LHARA  
List will be used for communication among the LhARA collaboration members. The LhARA collaboration is working to deliver the concept of the laser-hybrid accelerator that will serve the Ion Therapy Research Facility. This super list posts to the following sub-lists: CCAP-LHARA-OUTREACH-INVOLVEMENT, CCAP- LHARA-EB.

CCAP-LHARA-EB  
The list will be used for communication among the Executive Board of the LhARA collaboration. This is a Sub-List of CCAP-LHARA.

CGAT-ANNOUNCE  
List for everyone involved with or interested in the CGAT project.

CGAT-CONTACT  
A list to allow people to contact the CGAT project administrators.

CHILD-HEALTH  
For discussion of matters relating to the establishment of an international network to support child health practitioners. This list is being established as part of a feasibility study. All interested parties are urged to join. Members from developing countries are particularly welcome.

CHILDMALTREATMENTDEATHS  
This community of practice is designed to support researchers, policy makers and practitioners to collaborate internationally in the study of child maltreatment fatalities through research and child death review. The group is open to anyone with an appropriate interest in the study child maltreatment deaths, and how this learning can improve the systems and processes for keeping children safe.

CHILDSTUDIES  
This list is used by the child studies and early years courses to share information and resources and support the child studies network.

CHIRAD  
The list will allow members to post information, intelligence and advice about Health Informatics Research and Development proposal, projects and initatives.

CJP  
Provide better understanding of mental health needs within custodial environments and welcome contributions that investigate these matters

CLIMATECHANGE-MENTALHEALTH  
This network is for anyone with interests in climate change and it's effect on mental health. Open to academics, practitioners, and interested citizens.

CLINICAL-SKILLS-SUSTAINABILITY  
A platform to share good practice and ideas related sustainability and planetary health, in the clinical skills teaching environment.

CLINICAL-TECHNOLOGY-ENGINEERING  
This list is here to aid the sharing of best practice amongst those in clinical technology and clinical engineering roles both within the UK and abroad.

CLS-COHORT-STUDIES  
CLS use this list to provide updates on cohort study workshops and events, enhancements and additions to the data, and to promote discussions among researchers and policy makers. It covers the National Child Development Study, the 1970 British Cohort Study and the Millennium Cohort Study.

COMMUNITY-HEALTH  
Welcome to the Community Health Workers' Internet Forum, an online group for Health Visitors, District Nurses and Support Nurses with an interest or involvement in the practice, research, development or theory of Community Health.

COMPLEXITY-PRIMARY-CARE  
Complexity and chaos theories applied to primary medical and social care - a list for researchers and other interested parties. Keywords: complexity, chaos, primary care

COST-OF-LIVING  
News letter for The '& 128;˜Cost of Living'& 128;™. A blog for all people interested in the politics, economics and sociology of health and health care.

COUNSELLING-THERAPY-TEACHING  
A forum for lecturers, teachers and trainers working in counselling and psychotherapy teaching / training in Higher Education in the UK, to share information, practice, ideas relating to the teaching and management of counselling and psychotherapy programmes.

COVIDEND  
This listserv will be used to connect a community of individuals and organisations interested in supporting the use of reliable evidence synthesis in the response to COVID-19.

CPHN  
Mailing list for Critical Public Health Network, for researchers in the area of critical approaches to public health

CRD-PHSRN  
This list is used by CRD to co-ordinate Public Health Service research

CREATIVE-ARTS-IN-HEALTH  
Creative Arts in Health as an aid to recovery is building a research evidence base following the UK Government report in 2017 which is actively promoting the use of the arts in health and wellbeing.

CRIT-GH  
The list is for the communication and exchange of information on workshops, conferences, call for papers, jobs, books, articles, films, blogs and websites related to global health and its study by critically-minded scholars in the social sciences and humanities.

CRITICALCARETECH  
A discussion group forum for technologists working in Critical care environments within NHS and private hospitals.

CRUPH  
This listserv is for discussions relating to the work undertaken by the Chester Research Unit for the Psychology of Health and its collaborators.

CUBIC-MRI  
This email list is going to be used by the academics of Royal Holloway, University of London, Roehampton University, University of Surrey and Brunel University who are associated with MRI at Combined Universities Brain Imaging Centre

CYCLINGANDTRAUMA  
This list supports networking, discussion and knowledge sharing for academic purposes in the subject of Cycling and Trauma.

DASH-ING  
We are a community of stakeholders in health/medical data sharing - comprising those interested in creating solutions to the ethical, legal, social, governance and technical issues within this domain.

DEA-HEALTH  
This list provides an electronic discussion forum and information resource. Privacy notice for dea-health By using the dea-health list your personal data (email address, name) may be used by the list owner to manage your membership, support you in using this mailing list, to identify problems or to make the mailing list better. If you post messages to this mailing list, be aware that any personal data you share within your email (email address, name and signature information) may be visible to others. To check who else may view your message and personal data, check the mailing list archive privacy setting, which is displayed at www.jiscmail.ac.uk/dea-health Your email will continue to be subscribed to the mailing list until you ask the list owner, or JiscMail Helpline to remove your details. Any email messages you post to the mailing list will remain in the mailing list web-accessible archives, until you ask the list owner, or JiscMail helpline to remove these details.

DESIGN4HEALTH  
This list is used by the organisers of the Design4Health European conferences to communicate with contributors and participants. This conference is open to researchers and practitioners in design and health. <HTML> This list is used by the organisers of the <strong>Design4Health European conferences</strong> to communicate with contributors and participants. This conference is open to researchers and practitioners in <strong>design</strong> and <strong>health and wellbeing</strong>. </HTML>

DHP-SCOTLAND-INFO4POSTGRADS  
This list will provide relevant announcements to all postgraduates and Stage two trainees within Scotland. This will include jobs and funding opportunities as well as relevant training days and conferences. The list can also be used by Health Psychology postgraduates and trainees to network and ask others in the Health Psychology community in Scotland for advice. This list is run by the postgraduate representatives from the Division of Health Psychology-Scotland committee.

DIABETESAPPCHALLENGE  
This list is for the research team members and collaborators working on the research project called "The Diabetes App Challenge". This project, funded by Diabetes UK, aims to develop and evaluate an app to support young people with diabetes.

DIGITAL-HEALTH  
This list is used by Jisc to connect those interested in digital health in a multi-stakeholder network and to make announcements to Further and Higher Education, research and other communities about Jisc strategy, services, programmes, publications and projects

DIGITALHEALTHGENERATION  
This list is for researchers working in digital health to share stories about their work, find collaboration, and hear about new developments.

DISABILITY-AND-SPIRITUALITY  
This list provides a forum for people to explore issues relating to the spirituality and theology of disability. It is aimed at people with disabilities, practitioners and researchers with an interest in this area.

DISABILITY-AND-WELFARE-REFORM  
Among the many groups affected by UK welfare reform and benefit cuts, sick and disabled people can arguably lay claim to being â& 128;˜the hardest hitâ& 128;™. Specific policies (including the introduction of Employment and Support Allowance, Personal Independence Payments, the Work Programme and Universal Credit), the narrative about supporting only the ‘genuinely disabledâ& 128;™, and wider austerity measures will all have major impacts on the lives of disabled people. Against this context, it is critically important to engage with empirical research that helps explore the likely consequences of this ongoing reform programme. This group is for those interested in these debates, building from a Social Policy Association-funded event in Sep 2012.

DISABILITY-DISASTERS  
A forum for knowledge exchange and networking between researchers from any discipline who wish to advance understanding of disability issues in a disaster or crisis context.

DISABILITYINDUSTRIALSOCIETY  
Disability was endemic to industrial society with a high incidence of accidents and injuries. This discussion group is concerned with how industrialization shaped conceptions and experiences of disability and how the narratives of disability (historical, literary, journalistic etc) are represented.

DISABILITYSTUDIES  
This group, based at the University of Sheffield, aims to support existing research in the area of dis/ability studies, disseminate research findings and investigate new areas of investigation and collaboration, both nationally and internationally. We welcome academics from across the disciplines as well as research users, policy makers, research participants, and others interested in contributing to this dynamic and growing field.

DISASTER-RESILIENCE  
- The Disaster Resilience list aims to develop knowledge and understanding of the complex term, resilience; and to identify the key dimensions of resilience across a range of disciplines and domains. - The creation of this list is linked to the FP7 project, emBRACE: Building Resilience Amongst Communities in Europe www.embrace-eu.org - emBRACE is jointly co-ordinated by Prof Debby Sapir (Universite Catholique De Louvain) and Dr Maureen Fordham (Northumbria University) - This DISASTER-RESILIENCE discussion list was launched on 13 October 2011, International Day for Disaster Reduction http://www.unisdr.org/2011/iddr/. The List is managed by Maureen Fordham, John Twigg and Hugh Deeming - The emBRACE project has received funding from the European Community‘s Seventh Framework Programme FP7/2007-2013 under grant agreement n° 283201. The European Community is not liable for any use that may be made of the information shared on this list.

DIST-NURSE  
A U.K. based list to bring together ideas and views from the wide community of district nurses. The list will encourage sharing of research findings, relevant conferences and the impact of policy upon the role of the district nurse. Research and educational opportunities are fundamental to the practice of district nursing. The list will be of great value to practitioners and educationalists.

DRUG-MISUSE-RESEARCH  
This list provides a discussion forum and information resource for those undertaking research in drug misuse. It can be used to anounce seminars etc. and to promote links between researchers.

DV-GENDER-FAITH  
The list is intended for domestic violence practitioners, researchers and religious stakeholders to share new research, training materials and experiences to build good practices together and to promote more integrated approaches to addressing domestic violence in religious communities. It is linked to the UKRI-funded project "Bridging religious studies, gender & development and public health to address domestic violence: A novel approach for Ethiopia, Eritrea and the UK" led by Dr Romina Istratii (SOAS) and the webinar "Addressing domestic violence in religious communities: Taking stock of lessons and approaches in the era of decolonising knowledge."

DVA-DIGITAL-INTERVENTION  
The list is used to promote and foster awareness and academic discussion on digital interventions in preventing and dealing with domestic violence and abuse.

EA-OHP  
The list is primarily for researchers, educators and practitioners in occupational health psychology that, at present, is primarily UK orientated.

ECOREPRO  
This listserv is for circulating information on the following themes: Reproduction and the environment Environmental crises and kinship Sexual and reproductive rights, health and justice and how this intersects with climate change and the environment. Environmental reproductive justice Multispecies kinship

ECRAN  
The Early Career Researcher Autism Network (ECRAN) is an international professional development network. ECRAN supports early career researchers, clinicians, industry and members of the autism community in autism research. ECRAN aims to promote change in autism research culture and practice by training the next generation of autism researchers in collaboration with the autism community.

EDI-EQUITYDIVERSITYINCLUSION  
The Equity, Diversity, Inclusion Network (EDIN) is a multidisciplinary and practitioner based group that aims to encourage active and rich collaboration between specialists from different disciplines both within and beyond academia; promotes the discussion of global EDI issues; encourages research; knowledge sharing, good practice and training in EDI issues.

EDSIG  
The Eating Disorders Special Interest Group of the Royal College of Psychiatrists. Interests include anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, atypical eating disorders

EHEALTH  
eHealth Discussions

EHEW  
The European Health Economics Workshops focus on microeconomic models in health economics, with a strong focus on industrial organisation. They provide a forum for the development, critical appraisal and dissemination of methodological work in health economics.

EHPG  
The European Health Policy Group is organised by a Steering Committee made up of John Appleby, Anna Dixon, Zeynep Or and Jan Kees Helderman. The objective of the group is to provide a forum for health policy analysts, political scientists, economists and policy makers to discuss the structure of, and changes to, health care systems. The EHPG also meets twice a year in autumn and spring at which research papers are discussed from a comparative and multi disciplinary perspective. Autumn meetings are held in London and are now hosted by The King's Fund. Spring meetings are held in another European location and hosted by a national organisation.

ELEKTARADIOTHERAPYDATASET  
A list to discuss and support the development of a National Radiotherapy Dataset with reference to issues specific to users of Impac software. Sub-list of radiotherapydataset

EMDR-UK-IRELAND  
A forum for EMDR practitioners to share research ideas, clinical issues and knowledge sharing.

ENDONET  
A place where those with an interest in endometriosis can share information on the subject.

ENVIROHEALTH-INFORMATICS  
Environmental Health Informatics announcement and discussion list. Providing a forum for the growing health and environmental research informatics community and range of stakeholders amd providers.

EQUALNORTH  
The aim of the EQUAL North network is to build a community of academics, researchers and practitioners across the north of England who share a common interest in addressing health and social inequalities.

ERGONOMICS  
This list has been set up to promote discussion amongst practitioners and researchers in the field of ergonomics and human factors.

ERJN  
The aim of the European Reproductive Justice Network (ERJN) is to share knowledge of law, society, culture and practice across Europe in relation to reproductive justice. The network recognises reproductive justice as a core element of human rights, particularly, but not exclusively for women. This is an interdisciplinary network for academics, professionals and activists.

ESA-MEDSOC  
The Discussion list for members of the European Sociological Association's Medical Sociology Research Network

ETHICSNET  
Discussion list for learning and teaching in ethics and social welfare

ETHNOGRAPHY-HEALTH  
This list is for researchers conducting or interested in ethnographic approaches to researching health (broadly defined). The list is to be used to share information on publications, projects, conferences, workshops etc, for discussion about relevant issues, and for general networking.

EUHEALTHGOV  
This is the mailing list for EUHealthGov - the European Union Health Governance research network. List members are welcome to post upcoming events, publications and projects of interest.

EUROIMAGING  
The list will be used for discussion and dissemination, support of imaging research in psychiatry and neurosciences

EUSPR-ECF  
This list is used by the early career members of the European Society for Prevention Research (EUSPR) to share information concerning prevention-related funding, job opportunities, upcoming conferences and publications. For further information, please visit http://euspr.org/early-careers-forum/

EVALUATION-NETWORK-SCOTLAND  
This list is open to anyone in Scotland who has an interest in evaluation. It is primarily to enable discussion, learning and networking amongst colleagues working in evaluation, though it can be used to inform the list of relevant seminars, tenders and employment opportunities.

EXAMINATION-NEWBORN-EDUCATORS  
Promote discussion and sharing of ideas in relation to EXON Discussion of NIPE Competencies Integration of EXON within undergraduate midwifery curriculum Networking and sharing ideas.

FA-CARE  
The purpose of this group is to support the sharing of practice, materials and solutions associated with the delivery of the Foundation Apprenticeships in Social Services, Healthcare & Childcare. The group is a joint initiative involving the College Development Network and Skills Development Scotland.

FAIRCOMPARISONS  
The purpose of this list is to support an international collaboration around effective education about fair comparisons of treatments. The group was formed at a workshop at the Cochrane Colloquium in Vienna in October 2015.

FARM  
This list will be used to share announcements of the newly established FARM network, which shares research with academics, stakeholders, experts by experience, and others with the aim of working collaboratively to see action in terms of food research.

FARRHEALTHDATA  
A list for discussing methodological issues surrounding the analysis of UK administrative health databases, hosted by the Farr Institute

FPH-IANDI-SIG  
For members of the Faculty of Public Health special interest group on information and intelligence, also open to colleagues outside the Faculty who share similar interests. The list will support general communication and support for information and intelligence including news of events, consultations and resources arranging meetings and, when required, detailed discussion of drafts and documents.

GENETICS-STUDIES  
Genetics Studies (Musketeers Memorandum). List to distribute genetics studies covered by the Musketeers Memorandum.

GP-UK  
GP-UK facilitates discussion on new ideas, research, workshops, seminars, conferences,grants, education, software development etc for the UK General Practice (Family Medicine) community. Non-UK views are also welcome. GP-UK intends to promote collaborative work, problem solving and support.

GPRD-RESEARCH  
GPRD-Research aims to promote the exchange of information and advice between users of the General Practice Research Database (GPRD). This list is a forum to promote and share research ideas, methodologies, as well as providing a point of contact between new and existing users. <HTML> GPRD-Research aims to promote the exchange of information and advice between users of the General Practice Research Database (GPRD). <p>This list is a forum to promote and share research ideas, methodologies, as well as providing a point of contact between new and existing users. <p>The list is maintained by Dr Craig Currie and Dr Chris Poole. </HTML>

GROUNDEDTHEORY  
Discussion group on grounded theory.

HAPPINESSSTUDYGROUP  
This discussion list supporting research and collaboration around the areas of happiness and wellbeing for the members for the British Sociological Association Happiness Study Group

HAWWN  
This list is for members of the Public Health England funded network on Work, Health and Wellbeing. It will provide an opportunity for the network members to mail any important information to other network members and have discussions about relevant topics.

HEA-OERINTERNATIONAL  
The purpose of this community of practice is for HEA OER International project leads/teams to communicate with each other and with the HEA OER International management team during the lifecycle of the project. The list is used as a bulletin noticeboard and for announcements, sharing project experiences,project plans and reporting.

HEALER  
This list has been retained 12/03/2021 no one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. Contact help@jisc.ac.uk for all enquiries regarding this list Supporting research development in health librarianship

HEALTH-ECONOMETRICS  
The list is aimed at researchers who apply econometrics and other quantitative techniques in health economics. It is used to exchange details of meetings, papers, software, and data. The list also allows users to share advice on technical problems. Sublist of HEALTHECON-ALL

HEALTH-PROMOTION  
People working in the field of health promotion can use this list to discuss topics of interest to their profession. Set up in the Trent region of the UK.

HEALTH-PROMOTION-ACADEMICS  
This list is for health promotion academics to use to discuss the future of health promotion in the UK, how it is taught, when and where for what purpose

HEALTH-SERVICES-RESEARCH  
A Superlist for the International and NHS Health Services Research Community. Conferences, Seminar News, Researcher Jobs etc.

HEALTHBIOSCIENCE-IDEAS-NEWS  
This list is used for announcing courses, webinars, and other training opportunities around medical and bioscience imaging we provide

HEALTHECON-ALL  
Health Economics Superlist, for distributing messages to all the health economics lists. Privacy notice for healthecon-all By using the list healthecon-all your personal data (email address, name) may be used by the list owner to manage your membership, support you in using this mailing list, to identify problems or to make the mailing list better. If you post messages to this mailing list, be aware that any personal data you share within your email (email address, name and signature information) may be visible to others. To check who else may view your message and personal data, check the mailing list archive privacy setting, which is displayed at www.jiscmail.ac.uk/healthecon-all Your email will continue to be subscribed to the mailing list until you ask the list owner, or JiscMail Helpline to remove your details. Any email messages you post to the mailing list will remain in the mailing list web-accessible archives, until you ask the list owner, or JiscMail helpline to remove these details.

HEALTHECON-DISCUSS  
Welcome to healthecon-discuss. Healthecon-discuss is the general health economics discussion list. Membership is open to all health economists (and all those interested in health economics) worldwide. The purpose of healthecon-discuss is to give a (previously unavailable) forum for general discussion on health economics matters. The list is international in membership and discussion reflects this. Please remember discussions and announcements are for strictly health economics issues, not general health or other matters. Please feel free to contribute to the list and any discussions that ensue. The list is owned by Bruce Hollingsworth (email: healthecon-discuss-request@jiscmail.ac.uk) The healthecon-discuss WWW site is at: http://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/lists/healthecon-discuss.html NOTE: In order to access any files on the website you first need to register with Jiscmail, using the instructions given below. 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There are two main email addresses which are used. The first is for all Jiscmail administrative commands, such as joining and leaving the list, suspending mail, retrieving files etc. These should be sent to the address jiscmail@jiscmail.ac.uk The second is for contributions to the list. Simply send an email message to healthecon-discuss@jiscmail.ac.uk This will then be sent to all members of the list. (Note that in order to send a message to the list you first need to register with Jiscmail, using the instructions given above). You can reply to list messages in two ways; to the whole list or just to the person who sent the message to which you are replying. The default "Reply-to" field is the originator of the message; you can override this, but think carefully before doing so. _________________________________ <HTML> Welcome to healthecon-discuss. Healthecon-discuss is the general health economics discussion list. 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HEALTHFUNDRAISERS  
Informal network of health fundraisers to share best practice, experiences and talk through any challenges.

HEALTHFUTURESUK  
This list is for academics and practitioners engaged or interested in the field of health policy futures research.

HERMENEUTIC-PHENOMENOLOG  
An online forum to share learning and resources for those engaged/involved in hermeneutic phenomenological based research.

HIEF  
This list allows all those involved in clinical education, health informatics education, clinical education commissioning and standards setting to exchange ideas and knowledge about embedding informatics teaching into clinical education. It covers all areas of clinical education, including medical, nursing and midwifery, and AHP (Allied Health Professionals), and at both pre and post registration levels.

HLG-MEMBERS  
HLG-MEMBERS is an open list run by the Health Libraries Group HLG of the Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals CILIP. It provides a forum for HLG members to discuss HLG business, such as publicising forthcoming events and exchanging information of interest and relevance to HLG members.

HLG-WALES  
HLG Wales is for Welsh librarians and information professionals interested in health/nursing/medicine/allied health.

HOFMI-EFMI  
This mailing list is for researchers interested in and working in the area of human and organisational factors of medical informatics.

HOLI  
An email list for all those interested in co-production research, and in keeping up with the work of Holi.

HSAP-INCLUSIVITY  
This discussion list is for members of the Health Sciences and Practices Inclusivity Special Interest Group.

ICHNEUROPSYCH  
This list is for graduates of the ICH (Institute of Child Health) MSc Clinical and Applied Paediatric Neuropsychology programme

IDEACETL-MEDICAL  
This List is used by those participating in the Medical Ethics Theme Team of the Inter-Disciplinary Ethics Applied CETL. Sublist of ideacetl

IDUG  
This list is for communication between members of the radionuclide dosimetry community. The primary focus is on research and development in dosimetry for molecular radiotherapy, but new and important matters in dosimetry for diagnostic use of radionuclides will be included.

IIIN  
List for imaging specialists and collaborators who are based at or have association with UKRI BBSRC research institutes

INFO-ALLIED-HEALTH  
This list provides a discussion forum for allied health professionals and librarians/information sepcialists. It aims to help identify and improve access to relevant sources of information, including library resources, for allied health professionals.

INTERACT-TRAINEES  
The InterAcT (integrated academic clinical training) Trainees list is a forum where clinical academic trainees can discuss mutual problems with regards to combining clinical and academic training, grant writing, fellowship applications and research.

INTERGENERATIONAL-FUTURES  
A communication channel for participants at the workshop Intergenerational Futures: a workshop on public health and the life-course. We also welcome social scientists, public health researchers and practitioners, environmental/planetary health specialists, and others with an interest in health, environments, and the life-course to join the list.

IOPJOURNALCLUB  
This is the distribution list for the IOP (Institute of Psychiatry) Journal Club, held weekly in term time at the Institute of Psychiatry, London SE5 8AF

IRESH  
This list is for the Interdisciplinary Research in Sexual Health (IReSH) network in Scotland. It is used to make announcements about IReSH events, events organised by members, job postings, PhD adverts, and other relevant posts.

JISCJOURNALARCHIVES  
This list is used by JISC Journal Archives Advisory Board members to discuss requirements and future developments to the JISC Journal Archives platform.

LABANARIUM  
This list will be used to make announcements to the Labanarium community made of movement and dance, students, scholars, academics and practitioners.

LFNCOMMITTEE  
This list is for the committee of a CILIP Library Group, Libraries for Nursing. The Committee is composed half of university librarians and half of NHS librarians. The group exists to support nursing and health science librarians by organising training, educational and networking opportunities.

LGBTHEALTHRESEARCHUK  
LGBT Health Research UK is a multidisciplinary group that aims to; promote equality in health and wellbeing for LGBT populations, promote equity in treatment & care services, and to influence wider public policy on LGBT health by; encouraging, facilitating and conducting research, and by developing and disseminating good practice in education & training of health and social care practitioners.

LHEG  
The purpose of LHEG is to serve as a forum for health economists from London (and beyond) to network around issues pertinent to the health economics debate. The list will also publicise details of the LHEG seminars, which will occur 3 times a year and will offer health economists the opportunity to present their work in a constructive and friendly environment. This list will also publicize other HE seminars taking place in London.

LIAISON-PSYCHIATRY  
Promotion of education, research and effective professional practice in consultation-liaison psychiatry and related fields, including psychosomatics and health psychology.

LIHNN  
To facilitate collaboration between librarians within the healthcare sector in the North West of England and enable sharing of resources: to provide a forum for discussion on topics related to healthcare librarianship at a local level. The list is open to all professionally concerned with health services libraries in the North West area but is conditional,where available, on members makingtheir journal collections accessible through the LIHNN union catalogue scheme.

LIS-MEDICAL  
LIS-MEDICAL is an open discussion list for members of the UK health and medical library community and other interested information workers. The list was created by, and is maintained by, the University Health & Medical Librarians Group (UHMLG). The University Health & Medical Librarians Group represents academic librarians who support undergraduate and postgraduate health and medical education in the UK and the Republic of Ireland. Membership is open to all those who have relevant subject responsibility or whose major responsibility is for a site library in a university or relevant professional body. Membership is free and grants discounted attendance at our Spring Forum, plus eligibility to attend our Summer Conference. To join UHMLG, please check eligibility use the form on our membership page: http://www.uhmlg.ac.uk/membership

LIS-SRS  
For those involved either in doing or teaching others to do searches for systematic reviews to share experiences and help each other

LIS-WMNET  
This list has been retained 02/06/2021 no one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. Contact help@jisc.ac.uk for all enquiries regarding this list This is a discussion list for health librarians across the HE, FE and NHS sectors.

LSHTM-OPENSCIENCE  
Mailing list for discussion of open science issues relevant to staff and students at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine.

MATADOC  
This is an information forum for practitioners who have trained to use the Music Therapy Assessment Tool for Awareness in Disorders of Consciousness (MATADOC) This is a sub-list of MTNEUROLOGYNETWORK.

MDT-RT  
Multi-disciplinary radiotherapy

MEDANTHRO  
This list is used by members of the UK Medical Anthropology academic community to disseminate information about meetings, awards and courses and to encourage collaborative research initiatives.

MEDHEALTHHUMS  
A forum for discussion of any matter relating to medical and/or health humanities including details of relevant events, meetings, jobs, conferences, calls for papers etc.

MEDICAL-EDUCATION  
A list for all those involved or interested in teaching & research in medicine/health care; it is of particular interest to those involved in curriculum development in UK medical schools. It covers all levels of medical education & provides a forum for discussion, exchange of ideas & information.

MEDICAL-GEOLOGY  
Medical geology started as a "new" discipline in 1998 with establishing a Working Group on Medical Geology within COGEOENVIRONMENT, an international commission on environmental geology under the International Union of Geological Sciences (IUGS).

MEDICALMOBILITIES  
News, announcements & CfP related to medical mobilities research and the Medical Mobilities Reading Group

MEDICALRETINA  
The aim of the list is to provide an online forum to encourage discussion and help develop a medical retina research network.

MEDSOCNEWS  
The Medsocnews mailing list is used to distribute information and announcements to subscribers fo the Medical Sociology News news-letter.

MENSTRUATION  
This list is for sharing information about research on menstruation: planned events, new publications, funding calls etc. It was founded by the members of the Wellcome Trust-funded interdisciplinary Menstruation Research Network.

MENTAL-HEALTH-NLP  
This is a mailing list for researchers and charities interested in Natural Language Processing for Mental Health. This is a subnetwork of Healtex - the UK healthcare text analytics network.

MERSENNE  
This list seeks to promote informal and open discussion within the community of science, technology and medicine studies. We welcome interdisciplinary contributions that treat these subjects in their cultural and social contexts.

MESH-CABS  
This list is one of several linked to the Mesh website (www.mesh-ce.org). Mesh is an online platform for resources on engaging communities and the public with health research in low and middle income countries. This list focuses on community advisory boards (CABs) as a form of engagement with research.

MESH-SCHOOLENGAGEMENT  
This list is one of several linked to the Mesh website (www.mesh-ce.org). Mesh is an online platform for resources on engaging communities and the public with health research in low and middle income countries. This list focuses on engagement in schools.

META-ETHNOGRAPHY  
This list is for researchers and others who are interested in learning about and advancing the meta-ethnography qualitative synthesis approach. We would like to create a network for knowledge exchange and debate with the aim of raising the quality of published meta-ethnographies.

MIDWIFE-RESEARCH-ADVISORY-NETWORK  
aim of list is to provide a closed forum for researchers in midwifery, perinatal and women's health in UK and overseas who are able to provide research advice and expertise to the ICM.

MIDWIFERY-REPROHEALTHEDUCATION  
A forum for discussion on midwifery, reproductive and women's health education. Supported by the ICM Education Standing Committee. It aims to create a international network of educators who are eager to share information and materials, discuss concerns and and offer advice.

MIDWIFERY-RESEARCH  
A forum for discussion on midwifery and reproductive health research. It aims to create an international network of academics, professionals, policy makers and service users who are eager to share information & materials, discuss concerns & and offer advice.

MIND  
The MinD list provides a public forum for the discussion of research into the application of design to support people with dementia, their carers and anyone else involved in dementia care.

MINDSOFCASTE  
MINDSOFCASTE is an e-discussion list aimed at discussing, sharing and debating matters relating to caste and mind

MINORITY-ETHNIC-HEALTH  
For professionals Working to improve health of minority ethnic and migrant communities Adopting a multi-disciplinary approach. It provides opportunities to ask questions, share publications, and publicise research or conferences to peers. Members of minority / migrant communities are also welcome to join, Share opinions, respond to questions etc.

MISC-IGHD  
The MISC-IGHD list will make announcements to academics, policy makers and organisations with an interest in refugee integration, wellbeing and social connections.

MIXEDMETHODSINHEALTH  
This is a list of health researchers interested in combining qualitative and quantitative methods. Members will share experiences and call for help from other members when attempting to undertake these complex studies.

MOMERN  
This list has been retained 28/06/2021 no one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. Contact help@jisc.ac.uk for all enquiries regarding this list A network to promote collaborative research and best practice for mobile learning in medical and health education.

MRC-DATA-MANAGERS  
Forum for the Medical Research Council funded data managers, working both for MRC units as well as in universities.

MRO-FORUM  
MRO Forum is a list open to everyone with an interest in the role and responsibilities of a Medical Review Officer, or so named professional, working in and around the issue of workplace drug and alcohol testing. Included: result interpretation, ethical dilemmas and problem solving.

MTNEUROLOGYNETWORK  
The Music Therapy Neurology Network shares information and resources on music as a therapeutic medium for people with neurological disorders. For professionals interested in clinical practice (e.g. music therapists) and research (e.g. neurosciences, medicine), and people with neurological conditions interested in how music can help improve health and well-being.

NASSS-CAT-COMMUNITY  
The NASSS-CAT Community represents a user community for the NASSS-CAT tool (Non-adoption, Abandonment, and barriers to Spread, Scale-up and Sustainability - Complexity Assessment Tool), during a technology-supported change project.

NCRI-SPC-CSG  
Members from across the UK will use JISCMail to discuss clinical trials ideas in cancer research (in a supportive & palliative care setting)and develop them. The Group will respond to research calls from various institutions such as Marie Curie.

NEIGHBOURHOODEFFECTS  
The interaction between where people live and their individual outcomes is complex and mutli-faceted. This list is for researchers and practitioners working on neighbourhood effects related research.

NENC-CSPUSERS  
Distribution list of users of the IT system the CSP Module.

NENC-RMG  
Group covering RM&G in North East and North Cumbria.

NENC-RMGPERFORMANCE  
Distribution and discussion group for research management performance metrics in NTW CLRN area.

NENC-RSCS  
Discussion group for Research Study Co-coordinators based in NTW region.

NEURO-VENTWEAN  
This is a interdisciplinary forum to bring clinicians, allied health care professionals, scientists and engineers together who have a special interest in ventilator weaning and extubation in Neurocritical care. #This will also be an opportunity to conduct small evidence based projects, clinical audits and progress research in this area.

NEUROCANCERREHABHUB  
Building the research community to establish pathways and protocols for referral, rehabilitation and transitions between rehabilitation and palliative care, for brain cancer patients

NEUROPSYCHIATRY  
We aim to provide high quality information, current awareness and a forum for discussion about neuropsychiatry. Neuropsychiatry concerns the interface of psychiatry and neurology (incorporating cognitive neuroscience and related areas). Colleagues from UK and elsewhere are welcome to join.

NEURORELS  
An email list for all clinicians and researchers interested in relationships, social context and neurological conditions. A platform to share relevant CPD events, publications, networking opportunities, and recruitment for research.

NHS-HE-FORUM  
Description: This list is to support the communication between members of the NHS-HE Forum. This Forum meets twice a year to discuss initiatives to improve the connectivity and inter-operability of electronic services supporting students and staff at Universities and in the NHS that are involved in education and research associated with medicine, dentistry, nursing and other professions allied to medicine .

NIHR-RESEARCHNURSES  
A communications platform to enable best practice and information sharing, and national networking among Clinical Research Nurses

NIHR-STATS-LAB-STUDIES  
Communications of the NIHR Statistics Group: Laboratory Studies Section.

NMP  
A discussion forum for academics involved in the delivery of non-medical prescribing courses.

NNMHR  
This list is used by NNMHR (Northern Network for Medical Humanities Research)to communicate relevant announcements, such as events, conferences, jobs and publications.

NORMALBIRTH-RESEARCH  
This list provides a collaborative opportunity for researchers of any discipline who wish to examine the nature of and culture around normal physiological birth. This includes the biological, emotional psychological, social and clinical processes and consequences involved.

NOSE  
A discussion group on nasal research; nasal-physiology, pharmacology, disease,common cold, hayfever, nasal surgery, nasal measurements such as rhinomanometry andacoustic rhinometry, mainly oriented towards human research but to include relevant animal research.

NSPCRTRAINEES2010  
This list is used by NSPRC Trainees, 2010 cohort to exchange information about publications, projects, conferences etc.

NULJ  
List to provide a single point of communicaiton for all members of the NULJ mutual document supply scheme

NURSING-TRANSCULTURAL  
The list aims to promote transcultural nursing and health as well as the associated constructs of cultural competence and compassion, through sharing information, discussion, feedback, exchange of ideas and critical comment. The list will be a repository of innovative thinking and developments.

OCCENVMED  
This list will be of interest to all practitioners of occupational and environmental medicine and occupational health. Its aim is to promote discussion about current issues and to foster a global approach to research and teaching.

OHTRAVELMEDICINE  
There are important differences between global Occupational Health/Medicine and travel health but occupational health needs to ensure if travel health services are provided (in-house or outsourced) that they are medically appropriate. Health Professionals and organisations are often involved in the potentially bigger risk of fitness to work issue and nurses often seeing more individual travel health issues. A key issue is: who makes the decision about fitness to work abroad?

OLDAGEPSYCHIATRY  
This list is used by the Faculty of Old Age Psychiatry and the Royal College of Psychiatrists to keep members up to date and informed on developments in education, research and effective practice.

ONLINEMEDDISCUSSION  
This research looks at the purchase of prescription medicine from the Web.An online survey which will measure this behaviour is in the process of being designed. The purpose of this list is to talk about these issues via a discussion group in order to feed into the design of the survey.

OSCEINTERESTGROUP  
For those already running osces and those about to start, for sharing of information and ideas

OUTCOMES-OF-CHILDREN-IN-CARE  
This discussion group will explore the factors that contribute to the poor outcomes that children in care experience. It is hoped that the conversations, experience and evidence will inspire more research around the education and social outcomes for this group of people.

OXFORD-ZOOLOGY-SEMINARS  
This mailing list will be used mostly to advertise seminar organized within our Department. The aim is to allow researchers to manage their subscriptions individually. Members from other departments and other universities (e.g. visiting professors) will obviously be welcome to subscribe if interested.

OXHULLDPU  
The list will be to develop international research collaboration for research involving health behaviour and education within context using complimentary research methods.

PACELIST  
To facilitate interchange between members of teams evaluating the NHS Pacesetters Programme to improve access to health services for members of socially disadvantaged groups, and those concerned to share good practice

PATIENT-SAFETY  
An emailing list bringing together academic researchers in the field of the safety and quality of healthcare delivery.

PCD-USERGROUP  
Research methodology associated with primary care databases and electronic health records.

PCSG  
The PCSG mailing list is used for discussion of issues relating to research, education and service development in primary care gastroenterology.

PERFORMSOCSCI  
Brings together social scientists with an interest in the use of arts-based and humanities methods in the production and dissemination of social science data.

PERINATAL-EPIDEMIOLOGY  
The European Perinatal Epidemiology Network and its email list is for the promotion and discussion of research in perinatal epidemiology and the evaluation of perinatal care in Europe.

PG-SSIAR  
This jismail list seeks to bring together postgraduate social scientists working in the area of assisted reproduction across the UK and overseas. It will function as a means to connect researchers working in this specific area of health research and allow them to share research ideas, opportunities and events.

PHARMACOLOGY-COMMS  
The list seeks to: 1. facilitate communication between pharmacologists; 2. involve employers in the design and delivery of pharmacology courses; 3. disseminate good/innovative practice in teaching pharmacology. 4. improve the learning environment and the quality and efficiency of teaching.

PHARMED  
The aim of this list to provide academic pharmacists and other academics engaged in teaching in Pharmacy with a forum for discussion on pedagogic issues in Pharmacy Education

PHILIPS-NUCMED-USERS  
This group is intended for users of Philips Nuclear Medicine systems. It is a support network for those using these systems for research and development work.

PHILSPORT  
Email list for the British Philosophy of Sport Association, for discussion of news, issues, and events.

PHINHE  
This list welcomes all involved in learning and teaching in disciplines relevant to public health.

PHYSIO  
The PHYSIO mailing list is for general information and discussion on all matters of relevance to physiotherapists, in the UK and beyond. Participation is invited from anybody with an interest in physiotherapy - undergraduate students, researchers, educators, clinicians, administrators.

PI-TRAINING  
This is a list intended to promote dialogue regarding research into the physical management of violence and aggression. It will encourage and facilitate discussion surrounding physical interventions. The list is primarily aimed at current trainers and academics.

PLURALISTICPRACTICE  
List of people involved in the Pluralistic Practice Steerig group working to link-up practitioners and academics, and disseminate knowledge around pluralistic counselling and psychotherapy practice

PMMG  
The list is to help promote a network and forum of like minded individuals in prescribing and medicines management.

PODIATRY  
This list provides a forum for the exchange of information for podiatrist academics, most especially for those involved in podiatry education and research.

PRIMSTAT  
The list is for discussion of research ideas and methodology in areas of medical statistics particularly relevant to primary care by statisticians involved in or interested in primary care.

PSSRULIST  
The list for announcements and information from the Personal Social Services Research Unit.

PSYCH-COUNS  
Psych-couns is a maillist for students and researchers in counselling psychology, counselling and psychotherapy and others who wish to discuss theoretical and research issues in counselling psychology.

PSYCHO-ONCOLOGY  
Discussion and information concerning psychological and psychiatric aspects of cancer care. Clinical and academic staff welcome

PUBLIC-HEALTH  
A discussion forum and information resource for those working in epidemiology and public health. It aims to facilitate information sharing, (eg workshops, seminars, conferences and new research) and promote links, collaborative working, joint problem-solving and mutual support.

PUBLIC-HEALTH-IN-TRUSTS  
An open mailing list for discussion about developing the Public Health function in Acute, Community and Primary Care Provider Organisations with particular reference to the Clinical Governance, Information for Health and Saving Lives agendas.

PUBLIC-HEALTH-INTELLIGENCE  
a list allowing those working in or using public health observatories and public health intelligence in the uk and beyond, to discuss issues and share experiences and information.

QUAL-COMPARE  
The method of Qualitative Comparative Analysis arises both in historical and management research, and in sociological and health research. The aim of QCA is to systematically analyse the possible configurations as a stage of research that follows on from (but also iterates with) a stage of qualitative analysis of cases. In this approach, the 'case' is both the whole set of configurations -- ie the world, really existing as an interlinked whole -- and as a set of comparable 'smaller' objects, e.g. comparing clients, patients, enterprises, or countries. The list exists to promote discussion and debate about QCA and its related variants, such as fuzzy-set social science (Ragin, 2004), realist evaluation (Pawson and Tilley, 1997), and triangulation. <HTML> The method of Qualitative Comparative Analysis arises both in historical and management research, and in sociological and health research. The aim of QCA is to systematically analyse the possible configurations as a stage of research that follows on from (but also iterates with) a stage of qualitative analysis of cases. In this approach, the 'case' is both the whole set of configurations -- ie the world, really existing as an interlinked whole -- and as a set of comparable 'smaller' objects, e.g. comparing clients, patients, enterprises, or countries. The list exists to promote discussion and debate about QCA and its related variants, such as fuzzy-set social science (Ragin, 2004), realist evaluation (Pawson and Tilley, 1997), and triangulation. </HTML>

QUANTIFIEDSELF  
This list is tied to the recently formed Quantified Self Research Network which encourages interdisciplinary collaboration between those studying self tracking, wearable computing and the Quantified Self movement.

RADIOPHARMACYUK  
This list is for the UK Radiopharmacy Community in NHS and Academic sectors to exchange information

RADIOTHERAPYDATASET  
A group to discuss and support the development of a National Radiotherapy Dataset.

RADSTATS-ANNOUNCE  
List for announcements relating to statistics about society, and their political context and impact. Moderated by Radical Statistics Group Troika.

RELIGION-HEALTH-HUMANITIES  
This list is used by the leadership team and all others interested in the Religion, Health, and Humanities Researchers network to make announcements, share ideas, make introductions, and communicate relevant information. It is intended to foster connections and celebrate accomplishments among like-minded researchers, clinicians, and scholars.

RESEARCHING-COVID-19  
This Jiscmail list would support the Nuffield funded 'COVID-19 and families on a low-income' project, by providing researchers with the opportunity to connect, particularly in terms of ethical issues and challenges. It would also advertise webinars, new content on our project website, and share resources.

RESILIENCE-SMERC-NETWORK  
RESILIENCE aims to bring together researchers interested in studying the resilience and well-being of students and trainees, the selection and recruitment of doctors, and career choices for students and trainees

RHEUM-FOOT  
The list reflects the growing importance of the foot and ankle in musculoskeletal diseases generally, and as a subspecialism within rheumatology.

RSSMEDSEC  
Announcement list for the Medical Section of the Royal Statistical Society.

SALFORD-DEMENTIA-DESIGN  
The purpose of the list is to facilitate the group working of staff at the University of Salford with an interest in built environment design and dementia.

SAS  
Scottish Addiction Studies is a network of researchers and lecturers at the University of Stirling in Scotland with a primary interest in drug/alcohol/tobacco misuse, gambling and the addictions.

SATMED  
The list exists to share information between people collaborating on a study of the uses made of herbal and other 'traditional medical products' and plants, and their relation to health care and pharmacy in the UK among populations of South Asian ethnic origin

SCHOOL-HEALTH-EDU  
school-health-edu aims to bring together educationalists involved in education and training for school health practitioners in light of the recent shift of emphasis from a task orientated to a more public health focused role for school nurses.

SCHWARTZROUNDS  
A list to support health librarians who are involved with or interested in Schwartz Rounds.

SCIENCECOMMUNICATION  
This list is for researchers interested in the communication of science and the strategic use of science by interests in society. It is a working group of the Public Interest Research Network

SCOTMETNET-ALL  
The Scottish Metabolomics Network announcement list for all members. This list is moderated, and the default delivery is a weekly digest. For announcements, job opportunities, funding calls, meeting invites... Public archives. Subscriber information reports only accessible to list owners

SCOTTISH-MEDSOC  
This list is for announcements from the Scottish Medical Sociology group; this is a regional sub group of BSA Medical Sociology.

SCOTTISH-MICROSCOPY  
The Scottish Microscopy community networking list. List members can ask #for advice and advertise meetings/courses.

SERONEGATIVE-ARTHRITIS  
The seronegative arthritis list exists to promote collaboration amongst researchers interested in various forms of seronegative arthritis, including ankylosing spondylitis, reactive arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, arthritis related to bowel inflammation and even Behcet's syndrome.

SEXUALHEALTHRESEARCH  
A multidisciplinary e-mailing list for those working in the field of sexual health, in research and applied settings.

SFSG  
This is an internal network of academics at the University of Sunderland who are interested in food studies.

SIA-RESEARCH  
This list is to increase dialogue between researchers in the UK and internationally in order to increase the pace, quality and scope of research into suicidality in autism.

SIMRADIOGRAPHY  
This list is used by the simulation in radiography group to keep in touch, share resources, provide support, propose research and disseminate findings.

SLT-LIST-UK  
This list provides a forum for speech and language therapists and related disciplines. Our aim is to encourage discussion and information-sharing about all aspects of professional activity including education, clinical practice and development of the profession.

SLT-RESEARCH  
This list aims to provide a forum for information, discussion and collaboration among speech and language therapists and others who are interested, or involved, in research into communication development and change, communication disability and-or disorders of feeding, swallowing and drinking.

SNA  
The list will facilitate discussion of social network analysis amongst interested UK academics, and will facilitate organisation of off-line meetings.

SOCIALNORMS  
This purpose of this list is to provide a forum for the discussion social norms internationally and the development of cross-cultural social norms research.

SOCIALPRESCRIBINGMATTERS  
This list is to raise awareness of social prescribing developments; to provide a platform for sharing information,ideas, research and evaluation and above all else to bring people together to develop collaborations and partnership through a commitment to shared values and principles.

SOCIALWORK-ALCOHOL-DRUGS  
This list is for social work academics, practitioners and students who have an interest in learning more about alcohol and drugs. It is intended to allow sharing of information and information exchange between the target audience, for example, it will allow students to ask for information from practitioners and academics, academics to find out what others are doing and for practitioners to have a direct line to academics who are specialist in this area and vice versa.

SOCIALWORK-ANTI-RACISM  
To develop a greater understanding of the dangers of religious fundamentalisms and to develop strategies for challenging this

SOCIALWORK-HEALTHINEQUALITIES  
The Social Work and Health Inequalities Network is to promote discussion and action by Social Work practitioners, educators and researchers to combat the causes and consequences of unjust and damaging socially created inequalities in health.

SOCMH  
This group is a mailing list for the BSA Sociology of Mental Health study group.

SOCSCIEOLC  
Mailing list to share information about doing research and research impact in end of life care from social science perspectives.

SOCSCIINPH  
This list brings together social scientists working in public health research contexts, in conjunction with the symposium 'Beyond Them and Us' being held in Cambridge in September 2012. It acts both as a forum for discussion and as a facility for the announcement of events, publications and jobs.

SPIRITUALITY-HEALTH-HEALING  
Spirituality-Health-Healing provides a forum to promote discussion and the sharing of research around the area of spirituality health and healing. It is aimed at academics and practitioners working within psychology, psychiatry, nursing, medicine, disability studies, theology and pastoral care.

SPIRITUALITYSTUDIES  
The Centre for Spirituality Studies at the University of Hull aims to promote interdisciplinary research and scholarship developing a critical understanding of spirituality.

SPM  
SPM (Statistical Parametric Mapping) refers to functional brain mapping analysis techniques developed by the Wellcome Centre for Human Neuroimaging, (UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, London), implemented in the SPM software. The list is for discussion and help with the methodology, implementation and use of SPM.

SPORT-MED  
To support research in sports medicine, including exercise physiology, nutrition, the impact of disease on work endurance, applied biomechanics, treatment of injuries, and the use of performance-enhancing substances, at all levels of participation.

SPORTPHIL  
Official email list for the International Association for the Philosophy of Sport.

SRIP-DISCUSSION-LIST  
The purpose is to enhance communication and network for health professionals involved in clinical care and research activity relating to reproductive health, sexuality, parenting and infant care.

SSHB-MEMBERS  
Closed list restricted to members of the Society for the Study of Human Biology. Primary usage, to inform members about forthcoming conferences and conference outcomes, circulating titles, abstracts publication details, etc. Secondary usage, topical discussion among members.

STAT-LINK  
Identifying independent statisticians to sit on Trial Steering Committees (TSC) and Data Monitoring Committees (DMC) etc is often challenging. The aim of this list is to link statisticians across the NIHR, CTUs and health research groups in order to provide opportunity for reciprocation in this activity and to facilitate professional development of statisticians to fulfill these roles.

STATGEN  
The STATGEN list is intended to facilitate the exchange of information, ideas and expertise between researchers interested in statistical aspects of genetics. www.stats.gla.ac.uk/~paulj/statgen.html

SUBSTANCEMISUSEANDCHILDWELFARE  
The aim of this listserv is to facilitate policy makers, researchers and academics working in the field of substance misuses and child welfare to: - share research findings and discuss the implications for policy and practice - promote the evidence base informing policy and practice developments - develop ideas for new areas of research and enquiry - disseminate and discuss developments in policy and practice - network and develop working relationships across agency and professional boundaries

SUPPORTIVE-AND-PALLIATIVE-CARE-EVIDENCE  
A forum for those involved in improving access to the best available evidence in supportive and palliative care. Users include academics, researchers, managers, health and social care practitioners in hospitals, hospices, specialist palliative care units and elsewhere in the voluntary, NHS, university and private sectors, plus administrative, library and IT professionals and others. A broad-based community of practice of individuals and groups engaged in online information provision and use in this field, both elsewhere in the UK and internationally.

SYSTEMSRDG  
This list will provide an international platform for sharing information about systems approaches to chronic disease prevention. Members include research students and world leading researchers working to develop this methodology.

TAKINGCAREWITHWORDS  
This list is used to share ideas amongst nursing and health academics about the use of poetry, prose, drama, and other forms of creative writing in the curriculum.

TBIFAMILIES  
Announcement list primarily although not exclusively for researchers and professionals working in health and social care settings for the dissemination of knowledge and information about traumatic brain injury and its wider effects on carers, relatives and families.

THE-NARRATIVE-PRACTITIONER  
Following an inaugural international conference the delegates agreed to keep in touch, provide support and share ideas in research, education and practice.

THERAPEUTIC-COMMUNITIES  
A discussion and information list for researchers and practitioners interested in the therapeutic community movement and for TC residents/ former residents.

TRANSDERM  
Exchange and dissemination of ideas, information and data - including unpublished material - on all aspects of skin penetration by chemicals. Seminars, conferences, research posts etc can be publicised. It should interest workers in dermatology, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, risk assessment.

TVWELLNET-NEWS  
The TV Well-being Network (TVWellNet) news list sends announcements to educators, practitioners and researchers in health and care across the Thames Valley. Announcements include training and events for health and social care staff and students; well-being research and resources for health and social care; and information on educational exchanges.

UK-CHINESE-LIFE-SCIENCE-RES-NET  
This list is created for the network of Chinese researchers in the UK who are doing health and life sciences' research

UK-COUNCIL-TEACHMEDPROF  
A list to support the UK Council for Teachers of Medical Professionalism

UK-DISABLED-CHILDREN-NETWORK  
The list is for members of the UK Disabled Children Research Network. The network is made up of researchers working in the area of disability and childhood from contexts both of academia and the third sector.

UK-TEACHERSANDDEVELOPERS  
This list has been retained 01/06/2020 no one can subscribe to this list and no one can post to this list. Contact help@jisc.ac.uk for all enquiries regarding this list Discussion list following 1st Conference of UK Teachers and Developers of Evidence-Based Health Care

UK7T  
The UK7T Network is for UK based researchers involved or interested in MRI at ultra high field.

UKB-NEUROIMAGING  
For researchers interested in UK Biobank brain imaging - acquisitions, data resources, analysis pipelines and imaging-derived measures of brain structure and function.

UKBBEYECONSORTIUM  
A UK-wide consortium of academic centres has been formed to promote, facilitate and coordinate research activities around the UKBiobank resource, with a primary focus on eye and vision related research.

UKCAUSALINFERENCE  
This is the mailing list for the UK Causal Inference Network. It aims to disseminate information about forthcoming about events and facilitate discussion. The theme of the network is "Causal Inference in Health and Social Sciences". # Causal inference is broadly defined, and the focus is on methodology and challenging applications, though issues relating to interesting applications that highlight necessary methodological extensions are also encouraged.

UOBNEUROPSYCHOLOGYSUPERVISORS  
To send relevant course updates and information to clinical supervisors supporting candidates on the University of Bristol Neuropsychology Practice Programmes.

URBAN-FIRE-RISK  
This list addresses a significant global risk that is largely neglected in research and policy. Fires cause over 300,000 deaths annually worldwide and leave millions with permanent injuries: 95% of deaths are in low- and middle-income countries. Burn injury risk is strongly associated with low-income and informal settlements, which are growing rapidly in an urbanising world. Urban fires exemplify a global problem that the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNISDR) defines as ‘extensive risk’: i.e. the widespread risk to repeated or persistent hazard conditions of low or moderate intensity, often of a highly localized nature, which can lead to debilitating cumulative disaster impacts. Fire policy and mitigation strategies in poorer countries are constrained by lack of data, capacity and resources. This list builds on existing informal collaborations involving UK universities, independent research institutions, international NGOs and fire and rescue services. It is open to anyone working on any aspect of this subject, from any country.

VAOW  
This international, interdisciplinary network has been established to bring together researchers and practitioners in relevant fields (criminology, gerontology, sociology, social policy, health and so on) who are working in the area of violence against older women (incorporating elder abuse, sexual violence, domestic violence and other forms of gender-based violence).

VARIANRADIOTHERAPYDATASET  
A list to discuss and support the development of a National Radiotherapy Dataset with reference to issues specific to users of Aria and Varis software. Sub-list of radiotherapydataset

VIOLENCE-RESEARCH  
This list is owned and maintained by The Violence Research Group at the University of Wales College of Medicine. The list will promote discussion by academics & practitioners active in the area of violence prevention. Discussion of the relationship between alcohol and violence will be encouraged.

VIRTUAL-PATIENTS  
This list is for discussion of virtual patients including definitions, examples of good practice, technical implementation and interoperability.

VNIHI-COORD  
This list is to be used by the coordinators of the activities in the UK Institute for Health Informatics.

VSSO  
The Veterinary Society of Surgical Oncology (VSSO) was developed to bring together individuals with various backgrounds but similar goals: to more effectively treat veterinary patients with cancer and to advance the understanding of cancer across species. While much of our focus is placed on the surgical aspects of oncology, we incorporate the principles of other treatment modalities such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and interventional oncology, and focus on utilizing evidence-based medicine in our daily practice.

WALESNUCLEARMEDICINEPETCT  
A discussion group for managers involved in Nuclear Medicine and PET/CT in Wales.

WERC  
To establish a multidisciplinary research infrastructure which is rooted in an Equality and Diversity (E&D) agenda and that can identify health and social care priorities of Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) patients, service users, and groups in Wales. The purpose of this list is to facilitate the development of ethnicity, health and social research. The aim is to offer members a virtual space to exchange information and develop research collaborations.

WERC-OLDER-PEOPLE-RESEARCH  
WERC is committed to conducting high quality research with a focus on racialised groups in Wales, and to the development research resources, best practice guidance, and knowledge exchange opportunities. As such, we remain committed to working collaboratively with patients, service users and community groups to draw out research priorities and to foster an interest in research, as well as with practitioners, policy makers, funders and researchers to improve practice, influence policy and to strengthen the quality and quantity of ethnicity, health and social research in Wales. The purpose of this list is to facilitate the development of ethnicity, health and social research, with this WERC strand rooted in older people and ageing research. The aim is to offer members a virtual space to exchange information and develop research collaborations that focus on racialised older population groups in Wales.

WHATS-NEW-IN-EATING-BEHAVIOUR  
A bulletin of new research and discussion on eating and drinking behaviour

WIPSIG  
The Women and Mental Health Special Interest Group (formerly WIPSIG) is a subsection of the Royal College of Psychiatrists which promotes mental health services for women, their families and carers, and enables women psychiatrists to achieve their potential across the NHS, academic institutions and the independant sector.

YORBMSCPD  
This list supports Continual Professional Development activities and discussion for Biomedical Scientists across laboratory sites

YORKSHIREMEDSOC  
This is a list for communications between members of the Yorkshire Medical Sociology group.

YOUNG-PEOPLES-SEXUAL-HEALTH  
A forum to promote discussion, disseminate ideas and share research findings in the field of young people's sexual and reproductive health.

YOUNGPERSONS-PSYCHIATRIC-NURSING  
This is a discussion forum for all those working or researching in the area of child and adolescent mental health nursing.

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