NIHR Evidence has published a new alert based on research undertaken by Dr Jane Fossey, comparing online CBT with and without telephone support respectively to online psychoeducation.
Given the current situation with COVID-19 we wanted to provide you with some reassurance from the NIHR Academy as to how we will support you as NIHR Academy Members through the challenging circumstances we are likely to find ourselves in over the coming weeks and months.
The NIHR community must prioritise nationally-sponsored COVID-19 research activity, as a key element of the Government’s overall response. The NIHR urges all parts of the research system to help progress these studies at pace.
Catch-up on what you missed in the recent ‘Using health and social care datasets in research – opportunities, assets, and examples’, hosted by the NIHR, HDR UK, MRC and HQIP
This NIHR webinar covers: – what is EDI – the barriers to incorporating EDI in PPI and how to overcome them – practical guidance, tips and resources on how to adapt a PPI programme to incorporate EDI successfully.
Professor Miles Witham, explains the purpose, strategy and objectives of the INCLUDE project that aims to ensure that clinical trial design and delivery takes into account the needs of underserved groups amongst our population.
The NIHR has launched a new Open Access policy, requiring all peer-reviewed articles from research they funded to be made immediately open access under an open licence.
If you’re leading a new lab or have a team to manage, this webinar from the NIHR Academy & Oakridge will help guide you to be a great leadeer.
This collection of webinars from the NIHR Trainees Coordinating Centre covers a variety of topics to help researchers develop their research careers. Catch-up now with these recordings from YouTube.
A new package of interactive learning resources is now available to support research delivery professionals in promoting research to colleagues across the NHS.
This NIHR Evidence Collection brings together key findings on loneliness in older adults, to build a picture of what is known, and what is needed, to address the problem.
The NIHR today issued guidance to protect both COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 research during a ‘second wave’ of high COVID-19 activity.