Professor Lucy Chappell, NIHR Chief Executive and Chief Scientific Adviser at Department of Health and Social Care, explains how the NIHR is committed to improving and expanding brain tumour research.
Why do we need to improve reporting of patient and public involvement - PPI - in our research?
Tasmin Rookes discusses an inclusive recruitment strategy that was adopted during the ‘Live Well with Parkinson’s’ trial.
Professor Sarah McColl and Dr Aubretia Pendlebury explain how they've tackled the challenge of recruiting older, frail patients with multiple conditions to trials within acute care in hospitals.
why should you care about knowledge mobilisation? And what tips can you apply to your research? Take a look at this blog from expert advisor, Dr Jenni Lynch to find out.
Programme Director for Global Health Professor Kara Hanson shares her vision for raising the profile and impact of NIHR’s Global Health Research portfolio
Dr Clarissa Giebel from NIHR ARC North West Coast explains her team's approach to highlighting challenges faced by people living with dementia
Young people in care are 12 times more likely to have PTSD than their peers. What is the best way to help them, and what's stopping us?
Two years ago, the NIHR committed to strengthening our work with patients and the public, via the Shared Committment. Since then, we have made huge strides in improving digital engagement.
Dr Maria Koufali, Head of the UK Vaccine Innovation Pathway, outlines how the UK's is expanding its vaccine research potential.
How Wikipedia can help to disseminate research: an innovative NIHR project
Two NIHR-funded researchers write about how NIHR funding has contributed to the implementation of an artificial intelligence (AI) powered ‘smart stethoscope’. They discuss how this may benefit patients, the public and GPs, in addition to how their roles as clinical academics helped them to deploy the technology.
Find out how the NIHR aims to attract, train and support the best health and care researchers to tackle the challenges of the future.
Our CEO reflects on her visit to India in September 2023, where she met research teams working on NIHR's Global Health research.
As we publish a statement of intent highlighting our commitment to ensuring sex and gender are fully accounted for in research, find out how NIHR is working towards reducing long-standing inequalities in health and care research.
Prof. Kara Hanson, NIHR's new Programme Director for Global Health Research, reflects on achievements to date, and sets out her priorities for the future.
This blog discusses NIHR’s new approach to evidencing how we are benefiting patients, the public and the economy.
Discover the key principles of an excellent application for the NIHR Advanced Fellowship and what the funding committee looks for when shortlisting.
Professor Marian Knight, new Director of Programme Grants for Applied Research, updates us on her plans for the programme over the next year.
Dr Esther Mukuka, NIHR Head of Research Inclusion and Dr Habib Navqi, NHS Race and Health Observatory (NHS RHO) Chief Executive Officer, explain how the NIHR and NHS RHO will support further action to tackle health inequalities.
Discover how the NIHR Journal's threaded publication model will impact how research is shared.
Diversity and inclusion in research is crucial in an era of precision medicine, writes Professor Kamlesh Khunti, Director of NIHR ARC East Midlands
To celebrate Carers Week we highlight the role of people who care for friends and family in health and social care research
Dr Pippa Corrie, NIHR Specialty Lead for Late Phase and International Cancer Trials, explains why the National Contract Value Review process is a win-win situation.
Professor Cathy Creswell from ARC Oxford and Thames Valley explains how the NIHR is tackling the mental health challenges of the next decade
