We encourage #nurses and #midwives to apply for our DCAF Programme. The DCAF funds registered health and care professionals to undertake a PhD by research and, concurrently, to undertake further professional development and practice.
Find out more: https://t.co/ntmWE96LLz
@NIHRresearch funding available to develop your research ideas.
The Application Development Award is for nurses, midwives, pharmacists and AHPs.
#ResearchWalesFaculty drop-in session (29 April, 9:00) can help identify support.
Sign up today.
https://t.co/ImiEkFO2fO
Free e-learning resources are available for health and care researchers to help develop your leadership skills. Log in or register on NIHR Learn and select Leadership Development and then Leadership e-learning modules to find out more: https://t.co/jyhnh0CLyd
Please promote this conference for all Young Statisticians - 16th-18th July at the University of Birmingham - it's the annual event where other statisticians can get to discuss issues. Abstracts are being requested - see https://t.co/p9IC0Ve7kH
We are deeply saddened by the loss of Ray Fitzpatrick, a visionary researcher who led our 'Improving Health and Social Care' theme. His contributions to health research were immense, and he will be greatly missed. https://t.co/Nlx85P2OOE
There is an opportunity for a researcher to join our team to sort the patient information and use of self-tests. Funded by @CRUKresearch here at @unibirmingham in our institute @UoB_IAHR
Last year, we shared the results of two studies we'd supported that looked into ways to diagnose #ParkinsonsDisease earlier, so that people can receive treatment and make lifestyle changes sooner.
#WorldParkinsonsDay 🧵 (1/4)
📌 We’re looking for systematic review specialists with experience in evaluating public health interventions, to join our PHR funding committee. Learn more and apply here https://t.co/xsbliurQzh
📌Our PHR programme is looking for senior representatives from UK local government and relevant public and voluntary sector organisations to join its prioritisation committee.
https://t.co/z4cOTpcMlC
Improvements to maternity services need to be guided by the experiences of women & their families.
Our latest Collection highlights evidence on improving the quality & safety of maternity care, including prioritising women’s experiences.
Read more: https://t.co/zDglAZRrVH
Are you interested in shaping the future of healthcare? Come and join one of our committees!
We have various committee vacancies within our Health Technology Assessment Programme. Here are some of the roles available 👇
As part of the #HTAat30 celebrations, we are recognising the impact the Health Technology Assessment (HTA) programme has had both nationally and globally. Over the last 3 decades, HTA publications have been cited in policy in 75 countries worldwide.🌍
(1/3) Today, we’re launching a major new pledge to climate change and sustainability in health and social care research, setting out the steps we’ll be taking to engage in climate, health and sustainability research and capacity building. 🔽
Over the next week we'll be celebrating 30 years of our Health Technology Assessment (HTA) research programme, how it has improved lives, changed policy & saved the NHS money. Follow #HTAat30 to see some great examples of the research it has funded & the impact it has had 🎉