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  • Co-located Warneford clinical and research facilities
    Co-located Warneford clinical and research facilities
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The NIHR Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre is a partnership between Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Oxford.

We aim to bring the best science to the complex problems of mental disorders and dementia.

We are co-located with clinical facilities on our main Warneford Hospital site, which means we can translate important results straight into the clinic.

This central hub is the heart of a network which reaches out to world-class facilities within walking distance, such as the new Big Data Institute, deeper into Oxford, such as the Oxford Centre for Anxiety Disorders and Trauma, and beyond to global collaborators through StemBANCC and The Structural Genomics Consortium.

Our patients deserve the same research excellence as in other areas of healthcare, and will help inform our research at each key step.

We aim to transform discovery science into new treatments which will deliver personalised, precision care. We will harness digital and new technologies so that our solutions can have global reach.

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