Funding for the Investigator Initiated Commercially Funded Research Studies (IIT) Awards 2022/2023 is now open.
This £5000 award is to support applicants from the North East North Cumbria (NENC) to develop and lead on an Investigator Initiated Trial (IIT), as well as providing practical support to assist you in achieving Clinical Research Network (CRN) Portfolio status.
Applications open for clinical academic research partnerships (CARP)
Are you a research-qualified registered healthcare professional not currently undertaking any substantial research activity?
Grant development & writing workshop – 17, 18 & 19 October 2022, Crowne Plaza, Newcastle
The workshop is hosted by the NIHR Research Design Service (RDS) North East and North Cumbria and is a great opportunity to learn about how to turn your research idea into a competitive health and social care research funding application. To apply please complete an application form by 5th September.
We are delighted to be able to offer an exciting opportunity for our Nurses, Midwives and Allied Health Professionals to apply to the Trust’s Charitably funded NMAHP Researcher Development Institute Masters and Doctoral Fellowships (both part time opportunities to enable professionals to remain clinical alongside their research development). The academic element of these fellowships will be supported by either Northumbria University or Newcastle University in this round.
The NuTH Funding Development Team would like to signpost that the Royal Osteoporosis Society has launched their 2022 Research Grants Round.
Even before the pandemic, the treatment gap for osteoporosis was startlingly wide, with around two-thirds of people missing out on the treatment they need. NHS backlogs have widened that treatment gap still further. For the duration of our Breaking the Silence Strategy 2022-2026, the Royal Osteoporosis Society will be focusing its grants programme on pioneering studies which can help close the treatment gap. This year, the charity is inviting applications for studies which aim to improve care and lead to quicker and more accurate diagnosis, by overcoming the barriers to rapidly implement evidence-based clinical interventions into wider practice. Projects which aim to reduce health inequalities in osteoporosis care are also welcomed.
NIHR RCF is a research funding stream designed to help research-active NHS organisations attract, develop and retain high quality research, clinical and support staff.
