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Are you a health professional with the expertise to support the research funding process?
Opportunities are available for experts to join a number of NIHR funding and prioritisation committees and help to shape the future of health research.
Blogger Profile – Clarissa Giebel
Trying to fathom quirky English customers, and researching dementia care at University of Liverpool
Blogger Profile – Dr Lakshini Mendis
Early Career Researcher working in the Office of the NIHR National Director for Dementia Research supporting delivery of the governments 2020 Dementia Challenge
Clinical Research MOOC
Adam SmithThe ‘Improving Healthcare Through Clinical Research’ online course starts on 11 February. In this course you will explore clinical research – its challenges and its huge benefits to modern healthcare.
Discover the NIHR Faculty and how it can help your career
The National Institute for Health Research Faculty is the collective term for the people we support to lead and deliver health research, and to train as the next generation of health researchers. This is a diverse group of people – including academic researchers, operational delivery professionals and those training as future applied health researchers. The…
Early Career Researcher Event
For healthcare professionals in training, thinking about a career in research.
How to include PPI in funding applications
The NIHR has launched a new interactive online course for public reviewers, researchers and research managers to help boost knowledge of patient and public involvement.
INVOLVE webinar on co-production #CoProWeb2
Talking to those at the cutting edge of PPI and Co-production
Launching the NIHR’s annual Research for Social Care call – opened 25th September
Following the success of the first RfPB social care call, we recently announced that the NIHR will be continuing to invest in social care research via the Research for Social Care (RfSC) call.
Make sure your research question makes sense to people who aren’t interested in your area!
Dr Damian Roland shares his advice on how an RfPB award as an early career researcher can be a stepping stone to a research career.
Making an impact with your research
There are many different ways of thinking about impact and this blog from the NIHR RDS guides you through the steps to help you write your impact plan.