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Celebrating Our Shortlisted BOBI Award Submissions Ahead of BHBIA 2026

As we look ahead to the upcoming BHBIA Conference 2026, we are proud and excited to share and celebrate that four Synergy projects that have been shortlisted in this year’s BOBI Awards. We also have Cherie nominated in the Best Newcomer category. These shortlisted submissions reflect the breadth of work we do and the passion […]

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Alisha

Welcome Alisha!

We are very pleased to have recently welcomed Alisha to the team at Synergy. Alisha joins Synergy from Transport for All where she led on the design, execution, analysis, and reporting of multiple research projects encompassing transport accessibility issues such as concessionary travel schemes, cycling infrastructure, and inclusive footways. Alisha graduated with a BSc in

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Synergy research published as part of DEBRA’s most comprehensive study of epidermolysis bullosa (EB) patients

This year we are proud to have worked alongside DEBRA UK, the national charity supporting individuals and families affected by Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), to produce vital insights into the lives of EB patients and their caregivers. A multi-pronged qualitative and qualitative research approach amongst healthcare professionals and patients was utilised to understand in full the

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Synergy insights inform Breast Cancer Now report highlighting need for improved referral pathways for secondary breast cancer

Synergy is pleased to have worked with Breast Cancer Now to conduct two waves of research since 2022 amongst GPs and Practice nurses to understand how early diagnosis rates of secondary breast cancer can be improved by exploring barriers to referral in primary care. The first wave of research in 2022 was highly commended at

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