It’s #ClinicalTrialsDay and the Research Showcase at @uhbtrust celebrating #NIHR20 is already super busy, full of people excited learn about our life-changing research. Drop by and see our stand at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital - we're on the balcony upstairs and here til 2pm!
This year, we wanted to mark Clinical Trials Day with one simple message….thank you. 💙
To all who take part in research…without you research wouldn’t be possible, we are able to improve treatments, medicines and care, now and for the future🏥
Thank you!✨
#ClinicalTrialsDay
World IBD Day is 19 May, so we’re raising awareness of IBD, which Crohn’s and Colitis are forms of.
Nobody should face IBD alone. That's where we come in.
Donate to help us continue our work supporting people with Crohn’s or Colitis across the UK.
https://t.co/zVW0wH2iXs
Please join us for our webinar, UK research participation across the ages - data from the NIHR Year of Birth Project.
🗓️ Wednesday 17 June
🕓 4:00pm-5:00pm
The webinar will cover initial findings from the project and initiatives to increase the participation of older adults.
Happy Clinical Trials Day! ✨
Grateful for all the patients, researchers, clinicians, who make research possible every single day!
Your dedication and contributions are changing lives&shaping the future of healthcare & for that we wanted to say thank you!!✨
We wanted to give a huge shoutout to all the amazing Research Midwives and Midwives that make a difference every single day✨
Shoutout to our SWB Research Midwives who work closely to support families, improve maternity care, and help shape the future through research🏥
Meet Emily our R&D Project Manager in the CRDC 😀
The Commercial Research Delivery Centres(CRDC) launched in April 2025 to supercharge clinical research across the UK.
With 21 centres nationwide, they’re helping bring cutting-edge studies to life, faster and more efficiently ✨
The IMID study is looking at Immune Mediated Inflammatory Diseases (IMID) within black communities🔬
If you match the below criteria and are interested in taking part in research, please inbox us or scan the QR code😀
@IMIDBioResource
Why did you decide to join research?💭
1 of our incredible patients, Jon, shares what inspired him to take part in research ✨
Jon hasn’t just taken part, he’s become a passionate advocate. Working closely with our R&D team to help raise awareness about why research matters😀✨
Did you know? 💭
A huge range of trials are carried out by doctors, nurses, R&D staff and specialist teams alongside their everyday patient care 🩺🩻🌡️
If there’s an area of research you’re interested in, please message us to learn more about the studies we have recruiting🔬✨
Let’s talk about the IBHO Study✨
The improving black health outcomes bioresource study aims to help better understand health conditions within black communities.
We are currently recruiting please get in touch✨
#researchmatters
Do you have what it takes to become an Associate Principal Investigator?😀
We already have a number of studies open at SWB sites which you can apply too, please check out this link:
https://t.co/LaYG3di99T
What are you waiting for, start your Associate PI journey today!😀✨
Congratulations to our ICU Research team who have recruited 100 participants into our critical care studies this year!📣
This research is making a huge difference into the future of healthcare✨
Well done team!✨
#bepartofresearch#researchanddevelopment#swb#welldone
As part of our celebration of one year at Midland Metropolitan University Hospital, one of our youngest Research Participants Persphone planted our research tree along side 1 of our Principal Investigators, Professor Nick Makwana, Deputy Chief Medical Officer☺️
@drnickmakwana
As part of our celebration of one year at Midland Metropolitan University Hospital, one of our youngest Research Participants Persphone planted our research tree along side 1 of our Principal Investigators, Professor Nick Makwana, Deputy Chief Medical Officer☺️
@drnickmakwana
Let’s talk about the Genes & Health study, a vital study which aims to understand how genetics influence health outcomes in Pakistani&Bangladeshi populations. This study is vital to improving health outcomes📣
Please get in touch to get involved or learn more☺️
#beapartofresearch
Dr Abhinav Thareja is hosting a talk on the research he has been carrying out at the NIHR Birmingham Biomedical Research Centre on ways to improve treatments for Cancer patients 🦠
Please join him on Tuesday 30th September 6-7pm by scanning the barcode above 😀