Hospice at home can enable people to have a good death
NIHR Evidence review shares how the Hospice at home provides end-of-life care for people who would like to die at home with a good death.
NIHR Evidence review shares how the Hospice at home provides end-of-life care for people who would like to die at home with a good death.
The NIHR has announced its next major step in new government action to speed up research into Motor Neurone Disease (MND).
Have you been handed the task of organising a team day for your department or research group? This guide will help you make it successful
The NIHR has invested almost £1 million to create a new programme of e-learning content for health and care professionals with an interest in research.
NIHR Academy has launched new schemes to give students insight into research careers in health, social work and public health, includes funding to host students
This NIHR webinar invited members of the public to ask questions of leading specialist, Professor Julian Barwell about the latest research into genetics.
A series of ten films produced by NIHR ARC Wessex, giving advice and tips on becoming a clinical academic supported by support from UKRI Research England.
NIHR’s Wikipedian-in-Residence, Adam Harangozo discusses ways in which Wikipedia can be a powerful tool for sharing knowledge and research
The NIHR’s Invention for Innovation programme invests nearly £11m of funding to develop new digital approaches for the early detection and diagnosis of dementia
Researchers and research funders are striving to make research findings available to everyone. So, how can we do this well? Blog from the NIHR
Hear about Becky Wilkinson’s role as a Consultant in Public Health, and Ciara McGee’s post as an NIHR-funded Research Associate – from NIHR
Could 2023 be the year you find your path into research? Occupational Therapist Chris did, and you could too with NIHR & Alzheimer’s Society Calls opening soon
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