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University of Manchester: Manchester, Manchester, GB

1993 to present | PROFESSOR OF EURO-RHEUMATOLOGY
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Anthony Jones

Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust: Salford, Salford, GB

1993 to present | HONORARY CONSUTANT RHEUMATOLOGIST
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Anthony Jones

ST BARTHOLOMEWS: LONDON, GB

1988 to 1993 | HON CONSULTANT RHEUMATOLOGIST
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Anthony Jones

ST BARTS: LONDON, GB

1986 to 1988 | SENIOR REGISTRAR
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Anthony Jones

ST BARTS: LONDON, GB

1985 to 1986 | MRC CLINICAL SCIENTIST
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Anthony Jones

ST BARTS: LONDON, GB

1984 to 1985 | RESEARCH FELLOW
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Anthony Jones

Hackney Learning Trust: London, London, GB

1982 to 1983 | REGISTRAR
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Anthony Jones

Royal Free Hospital: London, London, GB

1980 to 1982 | SENOR HOUSE OFFICER
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Anthony Jones

Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust: Oxford, Oxfordshire, GB

1980 to 1980 | SENIOR HOUSE OFFICER
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Anthony Jones

Education and qualifications (2)

Kings College London: LONDON, GB

1975-09-05 to 1978-04-01 | MBBS, MD
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Anthony Jones

University of Oxford Hertford College: Oxford, Oxfordshire, GB

1971-09-05 to 1975-04-01 | MA
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Anthony Jones

Funding (14)

Measuring and enhancing resilience to chronic pain in elderly patients with arthritis using neurofeedback’

2018-01 to 2020-01 | Award
Dunhill Medical Trust (LONDON, GB)
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Anthony Jones

Stimulating the brain to reduce chronic pain in the elderly

2018-01 to 2018-11 | Grant
Medical Research Council (manchester, GB)
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Anthony Jones

Towards a next generation platform for personalised neuro-therapeutic interventions in chronic pain

2017-09 to 2018-08 | Award
University Of Manchester (MANCHESTER, GB)
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Anthony Jones

The feasibility of using Biofeedback to reduce pain in people with knee osteoarthritis

2017-07 to present | Grant
RFPB (LONDON, GB)
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Anthony Jones

A Neurophysiological Investigation of Pain in Parkinson’s Disease

2015-10 to 2018-10 | Award
Parkinson's UK (LONDON, GB)
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Anthony Jones

Osteoarthritis: Interactions between endogenous brain opioids and the physiological and psychological responses to pain.

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Osteoarthritis: Interactions between endogenous brain opioids and the physiological and psychological responses to pain.

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Manchester Magnetic Resonance Neuroimaging Co-operative

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Manchester Magnetic Resonance Neuroimaging Co-operative

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Functional imaging of the spinal cord: from experimental animals to humans

2004-05-01 to 2007-04-30 | Grant
International Human Frontier Science Program Organization (Strasbourg, FR)
URL: https://grants.uberresearch.com/100004412/a765b77f/Functional-imaging-of-the-spinal-cord-from-experimental-animals-to-humans
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Institute for Functional and Molecular Imaging

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Institute for Functional and Molecular Imaging

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Anthony Jones via DimensionsWizard

Brain mechanisms of pain perception in musculoskeletal disorders and their modulation by pharmacological intervention

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Anthony Jones via DimensionsWizard

Equipment to facilitate the measurement of physiological and psychological responses to pain in osteoarthritis

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Anthony Jones via DimensionsWizard
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