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On International Women's Day 2018, we are celebrating all NDORMS women and men who work together with these women towards gender equality. We invite you to meet a few of the women leading the way and ready to #PressforProgress on this 8 March.
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Botnar Hip
FAIT
Botnar Hip
FAIT is a multicentre randomised controlled clinical trial comparing surgical and non-surgical approaches to treating femoroacetabular impingement (hip impingement).
Glyn-Jones Group | Hip Research Group
Botnar Hip
Our research focuses on hip osteoarthritis, from identifying its causes to developing new surgery techniques for the condition.
NDORMS values, supports and develops every person working in the department.
Let’s keep pressing for change and progressing gender parity! #PressforProgress
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Stephanie Dakin
Associate Professor of Musculoskeletal Sciences
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Lei Clifton
Honorary Departmental Senior Medical Statistician
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Natalie Ford
Outreach and Public Engagement Officer
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Carla Cohen
Postdoctoral Research Assistant
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Sarah Snelling
Associate Professor
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Cynthia Srikesavan
Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Physiotherapy
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Catherine Swales
Consultant Rheumatologist and Director Undergraduate Studies, NDORMS
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