NIHR’s Research Delivery Network launched
A new organisation within the National Institute for Health and Care Research with an ambition to help make the UK a more attractive place to research
A new organisation within the National Institute for Health and Care Research with an ambition to help make the UK a more attractive place to research
NIHR awards Applied Research Collaborations £7.8m to Drive Healthcare Improvements Through Knowledge Mobilisation – reducing time to roll-our research findings
A new study has found that the new shingles vaccine ‘Shingrix’ is more protective against dementia compared to the previous shingles vaccine.
Dr McColl and Prof Pendlebury explain how they’ve tackled the challenge of recruiting older, frail patients with multiple conditions to trials within acute care in hospitals
The NIHR has funded universities across 12 regions in England with £33.2m to provide Masters Research training and engagement programmes for students and ECRs.
Are you designing a clinical trial? Take a look at at the NIHR Clinical Trials Toolkit (updated) for info & advice, step by step of study design & delivery
In this NIHR blog, Dr Jenni Lynch, Expert Advisor for Knowledge Mobilisation, discusses the lessons learnt from the HPRUs and apply these to your research.
New interactive map from University of Oxford and NIHR ARC OxTV empowers researchers to navigate complex UK health policy landscape
The NIHR Clinician Researcher Credentials Framework provides Master’s level qualifications. For experienced healthcare practitioners to take on leadership roles in clinical research delivery.
Find out how the courage to act with strategic awareness will help you to seize opportunities and navigate challenges with agility – NIHR Webinar Recording
NIHR ARC EM Falls Prevention toolkit providing guidance & resources for care home managers & healthcare professionals to understand, prevent and manage falls
NIHR Evidence article review suggested ways to improve deprescribing in primary care – particularly relavent for older people with multiple comorbidities