Dear colleagues,

I would be grateful if you could pass on the information below to 
anyone you think might be suitable and interested. The most critical 
skills are the ability to write in English, and a good knowledge of 
child health. This could suit candidates from a range of different 
disciplines.

Best wishes,
Anthony Staines

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DG-Santé funded MSc on the BRIDGE€-Health project.

DCU School of Nursing and Human Sciences is offering a fully funded 
24 month MSc by Research on European child health information. This 
is part of the DG-Santé funded Bridge-Health project. The title is 
'Making Children's Lives Visible in Europe'.

The work is on three issues :-

* Review of possible sources of relevant administrative and research 
data on child and adolescent health across Europe
* Review of possible indicators of child and adolescent health which 
can be measured on cohort data, administrative data, registry data 
and research data
* Prepare a report on the extent and value of a range of possible 
data sources on the lives of children, and adolescents in Europe

Fees (EU level) will be paid, and a tax-free stipend of €16,000 a 
year is provided.

Candidates will have a good degree in a relevant subject, a good 
knowledge of child health, and an interest in child health 
measurement and information systems. You will be able to write to a 
high academic standard. Some experience in research would be necessary.

You will work with Professor Anthony Staines and Dr. Mary Rose 
Sweeney in the School of Nursing and Human Sciences in DCU. You will 
have a key role in delivering part of a major EU-funded project, and 
the work will include the preparation of papers for publication, and 
travel to meetings of the project. We are seeking a candidate to 
start as soon as possible, and by 1st September 2015 at the latest.

Informal queries should be addressed to Anthony Staines at 086 606 
9713. The call remains open until a suitable candidate is identified.

-- 
Anthony Staines, Professor of Health Systems,
Candidate for Seanad Éireann on the TCD panel,
School of Nursing and Human Sciences, DCU, Dublin 9,Ireland.
tel:- +353 1 700 7807 mobile:- +353 86 606 9713
website http://astaines.eu/
twitter @astaines

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