An introduction to knowledge mobilisation
NIHR webinar shares what knowledge mobilisation is and why it is important to embed into a research project. with Dr Helen Baxter & Prof Lindsay Bearne
NIHR webinar shares what knowledge mobilisation is and why it is important to embed into a research project. with Dr Helen Baxter & Prof Lindsay Bearne
This NIHR webinar covers: 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 ensuring trial design & delivery meet diversity aims
The NIHR launches a new Open Access policy, requiring all peer-reviewed articles from research they fund to be made immediately open access
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 NIHR Evidence Collection brings together key findings on loneliness in older adults, to build a picture of what is known & needed.
NIHR Evidence has published a review of research by Dr Jane Fossey, comparing online CBT with and without telephone support online psychoeducation.
Research by Dr Rachael Kelley, highlighting that info-sharing, decision-making & capacity assessments can be improved for hospitalised people with dementia
NIHR Evidence has published new workd by Dr Catherine MacLeod suggesting people living with dementia need more support to access preventive health services.
An NIHR-funded study is reviewing the interventions in place in care homes to manage cases of incontinence in residents with advanced dementia.
NIHR Leadership Lab is a new career development initiative to support the aspirations of the research community to enhance their leadership & management skills
Explore the updated NIHR resources and guidance for patient and public involvement in health and social care research – because PPI is essential.
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