Maggie’s has taken over the management of this valueable resource. The site has come a long from it’s initial launch as the Oxford Cancer Information website. It continues to provide high quality and up-to-date links on Cancer information both locally …

A straightforward WordPress website aiming to “improve research quality in surgery, radiotherapy, physiotherapy and other areas of complex intervention”.  To be honest I didn’t have much involvement in this one, other than configuring the webserver to host the site. Launch …

This is a set of interlinked multilingual WordPress powered websites created to promote the 2nd edition of the book “Testing Treatments”, which is possibly the clearest book about Evidence Based Medicine available (or so I am told, as I am …

The National Elf Service is a network of health related WordPress blogs setup and managed by Minervation. So far there four blogs as part of the network: Mental Elf Dental Elf Diabetes Elf Learning Disabilities Elf The idea is to …

The Vitamin D Council is a US charity promoting the health benefits of Vitamin D as well as the consequences of being Vitamin D deficient. It is Minervation’s highest traffic website and required the development of a caching system to …

In June 2011 Minervation launched a new website for Oxford University Business Economics Programme (OUBEP). This is another reasonably simply brochure, making good use the image manager functionality. Later in the year a private blog for alumni of the programme …

Another cancer site created by Minervation, this time for the Thames Valley Cancer Network. The site is for health professionals, non-clinical staff, users and carers within the Thames Valley.  It provides find information about the Network groups with restricted access …

IDRAS stands for “Improving Dispute Resolution Advisory Service” and it’s aim is to resolve disputes between academics and students and the institutions they work for. Minervation started work on this site in 2010 and it is the first site by …

Minervation took over the hosting of the UK Clinical Research Collaboration (UKCRC) website in early 2010. We didn’t actually do the design, the task was mainly to re-implement the site using our CMS.  Although we did do some design and …

AGREE stands for “Appraisal of Guidelines for Research and Evaluation” and is an instrument for evaluating the process of practice guideline development and the quality of reporting. Their new site was developed by Minervation in 2010 and includes an online …