DrCheryl Battersby
Clinical Associate Professor in Neonatal Medicine
School of Public Health - Faculty of Medicine
Orcid identifier0000-0002-2898-553X (opens in a new tab)
- Clinical Associate Professor in Neonatal MedicineSchool of Public Health - Faculty of Medicine
- 020 3315 3047 (Work)
- G.4.4., Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Chelsea and Westminster Campus, United Kingdom
GRANTS
- GRANTYouth-Led Research Using Linked Neonatal Data: Developing Inclusive Methods for Secondary Data Use.NIHR Research Delivery Network11 Dec 2025 - 7 Dec 2027
- GRANTPublic Engagement in Data Research Initiative (PEDRI), Embedding the Public Engagement in Data Research Initiative Good Practice Standards in Data for Research and Statistics – NeoWONDERHealth Data Research UK10 Dec 2025 - 16 Dec 2026
- GRANTMedical Research Council8 Mar 2023 - 8 Mar 2028
- GRANTNational Institute for health and care research25 Jan 2023 - 19 Jun 2029
- GRANTCopy of neoGastricNational Institute for Health Research1 Sep 2022 - 31 Oct 2026
- GRANTPregnancy AntihyperteNsive Drugs: which Agent is best: the giant PANDA studyNational Institute for Health Research1 Apr 2020 - 30 Sep 2025
- GRANTTiming of stoma closure in neonates (P79104)National Institute for Health Research1 Mar 2020 - 31 Oct 2022
- GRANTTommy’s charity and Jon Moulton Charity Trust19 Nov 2019 - 16 Nov 2022
- GRANTOptimising nutrition during therapeutic hypothermia in the newborn: an observational study using routine collected dataNational Institute of Health and Medical Research18 Oct 2017 - 12 Mar 2019
- PROGRAMME GRANTBicarbonate for AcidosiS in very pretErm babies: a randomised clinical trial: The BASE TrialNational Institute for Health Research
- PROGRAMME GRANTEndoscopic Lavage after Intraventricular Haemorrhage in Neonates in the UK: A national randomised controlled trial on the efficacy of neuro-endoscopic lavage (ENLIVEN-UK)National Institute for Health Research
- CLINICAL TRIALFootprints studyShire Pharmaceuticals Development Ltd
- FELLOWSHIPNIHR advanced fellowshipNational Institute for Health Research
- STUDENTSHIPThe impact of nutrition in very preterm infants on their longterm outcomes: a data linkage approachChelsea & Westminster Health Charity