CCDR

CCDR is led by Kate Holliday who is a nurse and researcher. Her education includes a Bachelor of Nursing degree, a graduate diploma in nutrition, a Masters in Health Promotion, a Masters in Health Science and her PhD thesis investigates the relationship between research and how to translate results into policy, clinical practice and population health. She has worked in the health sector for more than 20 years. In 2020, Kate was listed on the 100+ Outstanding Women Nurse and Midwife Leaders by Women in Global Health, World Health Organisation and partners, and in 2022 became an alumni of the prestigious Australian Health Minister's Award for Nursing Trailblazers... When we talk about infrastructure we often think of the physical structures and systems needed to deliver health services, basic research, clinical trials and so on. What we do not often talk about is the infrastructure needed to create an environment that supports patient organisations to systematically collect patient..

Also known as: International Centre for Community-Driven Research

Primary location: Bristol United Kingdom