Research case studies

Our research shapes the real world, inspires our students and has lasting impact. These case studies provide working examples of City's research output across a wide variety of fields.

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Creating evidence for sustainable diets to improve food systems
Ongoing
City Professor pioneers research on sustainable diets and food systems.
School: School of Health and Psychological Sciences
Department: Department of Health Services Research and Management
Research centre: Centre for Food Policy
Ensuring our doctors are trained to provide real-world healthcare
Ongoing
Applied psychology research by Prof. Patterson and Dr Zibarras has led to the introduction of ground-breaking methodologies and assessment tools for the selection of healthcare professionals.
School: School of Health and Psychological Sciences
Department: Department of Psychology
Evidence proves value of ‘expert leadership’ in raising performance of healthcare and education
Ongoing
Research by Dr Amanda Goodall shows that organisations led and managed by core business specialists outperform those that are not.
School: Bayes Business School
Evidence-based birthplace choices for women and birthing people
Ongoing
Understanding the benefits of midwifery units and how we can encourage greater provision and quality.
School: School of Health and Psychological Sciences
Department: Department of Midwifery and Radiography
Exploiting digital technologies to benefit people with aphasia
Ongoing
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) researchers at City, University of London have been investigating how the fast-developing field of digital technology can be harnessed to help people with aphasia.
School: School of Health and Psychological Sciences , and School of Science and Technology
Department: Department of Computer Science , and Department of Language and Communication Science
Research centre: Centre for Human-Computer Interaction Design
Giving vulnerable children a voice in the criminal justice system
Completed
Research into how registered intermediaries (RIs) support vulnerable child witnesses in the criminal justice system and help them share useful evidence with police.
School: School of Health and Psychological Sciences
Department: Department of Language and Communication Science
Helping to safeguard the amount of time workplace union representatives can devote to members
Ongoing
Our research has demonstrated the positive impact such representation can have on the running of an organisation.
School: Bayes Business School
How colour blind are you?
Completed
Advanced colour vision test for healthcare and occupational environments.
School: School of Health and Psychological Sciences
Department: Department of Optometry and Visual Sciences
Research centre: Centre for Applied Vision Research
Improving eye care delivery through community practice in the UK
Completed
Research has demonstrated that community optometrists are able to provide specialist services that are clinically effective, cost-effective and associated with a high level of patient satisfaction.
School: School of Health and Psychological Sciences
Department: Department of Optometry and Visual Sciences
Improving quality of life for older people in care homes
Completed
My Home Life identifies and develops key factors which enhance quality of life for older people.
School: School of Health and Psychological Sciences
Department: Department of Health Services Research and Management