We resolve complex healthcare issues by breaking them into answerable research questions to expound the knowledge and understanding of the chosen field of interest. We strive towards effectively answering the research questions, drawing insights and bringing applicable solutions to various health problems. We employ a mixed-methods approach, using both quantitative and qualitative research methods to address the research questions.
Our research on footwear aims at improving functionality and comfort for every day and prescription footwear. Furthermore, our research on predicting the risk for diabetic foot ulcers aims to aid the prevention of amputations that impose major health and economic burdens.
The team has also made a substantial contribution to understanding the aetiopathology of scoliosis and its conservative and surgical management. The current work in this area involves novel imaging modalities and image processing along with protocol development for kinematic assessment of the back and spine.
Staff within CBRT have a wide range of expertise and experience in a variety of subject areas ranging from engineering and mathematics to clinical specialities and sports and exercise science. In addition to world-leading academics, our visiting fellows and professors include leaders from the industry and senior consultants within a variety of clinical specialities.
We resolve complex healthcare issues by breaking them into answerable research questions to expound the knowledge and understanding of the chosen field of interest. We strive towards effectively answering the research questions, drawing insights and bringing applicable solutions to various health problems. We employ a mixed-methods approach, using both quantitative and qualitative research methods to address the research questions.
Our research on footwear aims at improving functionality and comfort for every day and prescription footwear. Furthermore, our research on predicting the risk for diabetic foot ulcers aims to aid the prevention of amputations that impose major health and economic burdens.
The team has also made a substantial contribution to understanding the aetiopathology of scoliosis and its conservative and surgical management. The current work in this area involves novel imaging modalities and image processing along with protocol development for kinematic assessment of the back and spine.
Staff within CBRT have a wide range of expertise and experience in a variety of subject areas ranging from engineering and mathematics to clinical specialities and sports and exercise science. In addition to world-leading academics, our visiting fellows and professors include leaders from the industry and senior consultants within a variety of clinical specialities.