MPhil Health Services Research in Liverpool United Kingdom | University of Liverpool

The Department of Health Services Research supports numerous postgraduate research students employing diverse methodologies across various applied health service research settings. The Institute of Psychology, Health and Society leads globally recognized studies exploring psychological and behavioral dimensions, including perception, language acquisition, pain management, addiction, eating behaviors, and criminal conduct.
Our interdisciplinary research ecosystem, strengthened by collaborations with the NHS and NIHR, creates a dynamic learning environment for postgraduate scholars.
Our team possesses specialized knowledge in both quantitative and qualitative approaches, systematic reviews, and clinical trials spanning community, primary, and secondary healthcare settings. Current research initiatives address musculoskeletal disorder management in primary care, emergency dental service utilization, vision therapy, and end-of-life care.
Our internationally acclaimed research teams demonstrated exceptional performance in the 2014 Research Excellence Framework, with 95% of our work meeting international standards. Our research combines theoretical rigor with practical policy applications, addressing socially significant issues through research-driven postgraduate education.
By concentrating on priority research domains, we've strategically expanded our research capabilities, cultivated an innovative culture, and established globally influential research clusters. Our Athena Swan Silver award recognition reflects our commitment to equality. We excel in securing fellowship funding and collaborate closely with the NIHR Research Design Service to strengthen grant applications. Our extensive partnerships with NHS, Social Care, and Public Health sectors are complemented by effective public engagement frameworks.
Our research priorities align precisely with our established thematic focus areas.