The NHS is a world leader in research & innovation in healthcare 🎉
On International Clinical Trials Day we celebrate the vital role research plays to improve patients' lives.
Watch @NHSEngland CEO Amanda Pritchard explain how you can #BePartOfResearch 👇
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The importance of being heard: our report on coproduction & integrated care is now available https://t.co/BqVq4fYivH Thanks again to all who contributed & look forward to codesigning next steps @HeatherPenwardn@Anne_Wojtak @WilmavdVlegel @IFICInfo#ICIC23@ARC_WM@NVTweeting
Are you a patient, member of the public or carer looking for an opportunity to get involved? Or a researcher with an opportunity for people to get involved in your work?
Head over to People in Research to browse and post opportunities: https://t.co/ZQYI7uo7Ia
We are committed to becoming a truly inclusive research funder. We are now collecting all 9 protected characteristics of people that engage with us. This helps us identify barriers that affect certain groups and plan how to remove those barriers.
https://t.co/tvQ1yQGZJh
Do you have opportunities for people to get involved in your research?
Use People in Research to share opportunities for patients and the public to get involved and make a difference in your work: https://t.co/ZQYI7uo7Ia
.@NHSEngland has published three new decision support tools to assist with the #SharedDecisionMaking conversation between clinician and patient by explaining treatment, care and support options to help the person consider what matters most to them.
▶️https://t.co/vhlvmneoNY
Lots of momentum in the world of #stroke#research at the moment. Very nice to be connected to the wonderful work in this space through the demand signalling report developed by some brill colleagues @DrKatreinSavage@HossackBe @UBoolaky @A_Austin4
What research matters most to services users, carers and professionals? Explore overarching themes from 515 @LindAlliance Top 10 research priorities across different areas of health and care: https://t.co/1gXbAWy5Q2
The supply of general practice is fundamentally unfair – poorer areas have less funding and fewer GPs.
What can national policymakers do to tackle this? We analyse efforts since 1990 to reduce inequity in the supply of GP services & make recommendations.
https://t.co/akAEEeARIr