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Welcome to Child Health Outcomes Research at Leeds (CHORAL)

Improving the health and wellbeing of children and young people.

Addressing Education and Health Inequity

CHORAL has contributed to an All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) report addressing education and health inequity and providing recommendations to improve outcomes for children and young people.

Read the Report

World Leading Child Health Outcomes Research at Leeds

Our Vision

A whole system connected approach for better child health outcomes.

Our Aim

To improve physical, social, and mental health of children, young people and families by:

Providing the infrastructure to coordinate and facilitate world leading children's health research.
Enabling equitable access to health and social care.

At CHORAL we

Deliver Studies & Trials

We support world class research studies and clinical trials.

Link Professionals

We nurture a vibrant community of researchers and healthcare professionals, offering mentoring and peer support.

Train & Support

We train the next generation of Child Health Researchers, retaining and expanding expertise in Leeds.

Develop Research

We ensure young people are integrated in the co-development of impactful needs-driven research.

Our Multidisciplinary
Research Groups (MRGs)

Children’s Cancer Translational Research

Driving evidence-based improvements in outcomes for children and young people living with and beyond cancer.

Improving Childhood Wellbeing

A partnership to tackle the wider determinants of child health.

Transforming Outcomes Through Data Linkage

Delivering a step-change in understanding through innovative data linkages.

We will support the delivery of our MRGs with cross-cutting infrastructure and capabilities

Future Leaders in Child Health Research

Working with Children and Young People

News & Publications

Apr 22, 2024

News

We are recruiting – Clinical Professor / Honorary Consultant in Paediatrics

Stephanie Roberts

Research Programme Manager

Mar 18, 2024

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A country that works for all children and young people: An evidence-based plan for addressing poverty with and through education settings

Stephanie Roberts

Research Programme Manager

Mar 06, 2024

News

Winners: Simon Newell and Leeds Hospitals Charity Child Health Research Prize. Post Graduate Award, 2024

Stephanie Roberts

Research Programme Manager

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