Working with external organisations locally, nationally and internationally enriches our research as well as the teaching and training we offer.
Partnerships and collaborations
Members of the Population Health USRG have partnerships and collaborations with researchers based in other universities and research organisations and work closely with health delivery agencies around the world. We welcome strategic partnerships that signal a committment to enhancing population health
Health Effects of Ultrasound in Air (HEFUA)
Pest scarers on roof tops or in gardens, and the use of ultrasound signals to monitor the integrity of sound reproduction systems in public spaces expose a diverse population. It may well be that the exposure levels are sufficiently low, even for children, to generate no adverse effects, but measurements are extremely scarce and could not have been traced to standards, which are only now being formulated. Across the UK, members of the public (e.g. tower block tenants) attribute adverse health effects to exposure from such commercial devices. Find out more...
Local partners
Local partners include the public health departments in the local authorities in Portsmouth, Hampshire and Southampton. We also work closely with the Wessex Deanery, Health Education Wessex, Public Health England (Wessex), Wessex Public Health Network, Wessex Global Health Network and Solent NHS Trust
National partners
National partners include:
The Department For International Development
National Institute of Health Research (NIHR)
Inernational partners
International partners include:
World Universities Network
The World Bank
Centre for Public Health Research, Nanjing University
