The Healing Power of Creative Arts
Creative arts in research: The NIHR ARCs 2025 webinar series drew 700 attendees, exploring arts in wellbeing, lived experience and dementia care.
Creative arts in research: The NIHR ARCs 2025 webinar series drew 700 attendees, exploring arts in wellbeing, lived experience and dementia care.
Discover how self-awareness, values and visibility shape your impact at work in this practical NIHR Academy webinar with Jean Burke. Watch the recording now.
The NIHR Research Delivery Network is adopting new ways of working to support research across all settings, improving access, impact, and national coordination.
How can health research truly engage Indigenous communities? Hear from NIHR researchers working in Latin America in this episode on inclusion and respect.
Population-level policies tackling dementia risk factors like salt, sugar, smoking and pollution could save billions and add healthy years to people’s lives.
Explore practical ways to embed meaningful patient & public involvement in your research, with expert insights, lived experience, and real-world examples.
Learn about the NIHR UK Study Set-Up Plan, a plan that aims to streamline and reform the set-up and delivery of all clinical trials
A comprehensive review of research explored the link between adult-onset hearing loss, findings support suggestions that addressing hearing loss might reduce the risk of some types of dementia.
Daily brain training boosts memory & thinking in older adults. Study shows benefits for 6,500+ people, even those at risk for Alzheimer’s. Start today! 🧠
NIHR Webinar series, drawing on the experiences of public contributors and researchers, will showcase examples of patient and public involvement in research.
New NIHR £8m funding will soon be available for joint Swiss-UK clinical trials and to support early-career research capacity strengthening.
The NIHR now requires applicants to show how their research tackles health & care inequalities. Learn about this key funding change
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