NIHR Knowledge Mobilisation Research Fellowship Programme Round 5 of the NIHR Knowledge Mobilisation Research Fellowship is now open Knowledge Mobilisation Research Fellowships (KMR Fellowships) are designed to support a balance of innovative knowledge mobilisation and research into the processes and impacts of such innovation. Through innovative practice and systematic study […]
Reflections from Health Services Research UK Conference: Blog by Helena Wythe
Reflections from Health Services Research UK Conference 13 & 14 July 2016, Nottingham Conference Centre. The CLAHRC East of England’s IMPRESS (IMPRESS: Researching the Implementation and evaluation of Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) in CLAHRC East of England Research.) study benefited from two PPI co-researchers (Penny Vicary and Amander Wellings) and this conference […]
Rashmi Becker, PHD Researcher in the Department of Psychiatry is recognised for her ‘Outstanding Contribution to Innovation’ at the National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards
Rashmi Becker, PHD Researcher in the Department of Psychiatry is recognised for her ‘Outstanding Contribution to Innovation’ at the National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards Rashmi Becker has been recognised for her Outstanding Contribution to Innovation at National Learning Disabilities and Autism Awards which took place at the ICC Birmingham […]
NIHR ACADEMIC TRAINING ADVOCATES
NIHR Academic Training Advocates What is an NIHR Academic Training Advocate? The NIHR Academic Training Advocates are ambassadors for non-medical clinical research careers. They are a group of senior non-medical clinical academics who are passionate about furthering academic training in their profession. There are currently over 30 successful senior clinical academics in the […]
CLAHRC BITES
Bite-sized summaries of a piece of CLAHRC research, including the main findings and most important implications for practice: Brokering, Innovation, Through, Evidence Dementia, Frailty and End of Life Care (DFEOL) BITE 1. Informing the dementia research agenda BITE 3. A systematic review of screening for dementia BITE 16. Changing risk behaviours and promoting […]
2018 CLAHRC Fellowships now open
Applications for the 2018 Fellowship are now open. Find the application forms and guidance on how to apply here. Find more information on the CLAHRC Fellowship here. The closing date for applications is Friday 11th August 2017. Interviews will take place on Monday 9th October 2017. Share this articleTwitter
Health Economics Postdoctoral Fellow opportunity at King’s Improvement Science
King’s Improvement Science is recruiting a health economics postdoctoral fellow King’s Improvement Science [KIS] are inviting applications a postdoctoral fellow with skills in health economics and advanced modelling. He or she will work on a number of different quality improvement and implementation projects in maternal care, diabetes and dentistry. Candidates can […]
New Public Involvement resources from the HRA and NIHR.
The HRA and INVOLVE have published two new resources on public involvement in research. The Health Research Authority (HRA) is committed to improving the level and quality of public involvement in applications for ethical review and are undertaking a programme of work to support this objective. The HRA Public Involvement […]
‘Better Mental Health For All’ – Faculty of Public Health report
FPH report: ‘Better Mental Health For All: a public health approach to mental health improvement’ The Faculty of Public Health (FPH)* has published a ground-breaking report about public mental health, which makes the case for improving mental health for everyone and preventing mental health problems. It is the work of the […]
Health Service & Delivery Research (HS&DR) Researcher-led call
NIHR Health Service & Delivery Research (HS&DR) Researcher-led call The NIHR HS&DR programme funds research to improve the quality, effectiveness and accessibility of the NHS, including evaluations of how the NHS might improve delivery of services. The audience for this research is the public, service users, clinicians and managers. The […]