Research in progress
A classic example of an entry in this section would be the research team that is looking for evidence, and wants to search the so-called "grey literature"; research that is being conducted, and hasn't been reported in any of the usual dissemination channels. You may also like to know we have a specific section on Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) and their current research interests.
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Researching post traumatic stress disorder in humanitarian relief workers
Published: 18 May 2012
What predicts the onset of PTSD, how can aid workers get support and protection before, during and after exposure to traumatic events, and what are the aid workers’ expectations for themselves? Support this ongoing research by completing a survey and/or an interview with the researchers at a time, place and method suitable for you. Closing date to take the survey is 10 August 2012.
Help define future research on dementia
Published: 09 May 2012
Complete the Alzheimer Society's survey to ensure future research addresses the issues most important to those affected and therefore have the biggest impact on people’s lives. They are encouraging clinicians to voice comments including submitting any questions that you have been unable to find answers for. The survey closes on 30 June 2012.
£13 million funding for patient safety research centres in London and Manchester
Published: 30 Mar 2012
In March 2012, the DH announced NIHR funding for two research centres to help make the NHS a safer place for patients. The money is for advancing and refining new ways of improving safety in hospitals, GP surgeries and in the community and goes to Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust and NHS Greater Manchester.
2012 Patient and public involvement and UK Higher Education Institutions
Published: 27 Mar 2012
In March 2012, we wrote to every UK Higher Education Institution which offers a healthcare related course, asking them whether they had a named lead for patient and public involvement (PPI). The list below provides details of those who responded in the affirmative.
2012 research interests of UK Higher Education Institutions - England - South West
Published: 27 Mar 2012
In March 2012, we wrote to every UK Higher Education Institution which offers a healthcare related course, asking them for details of their areas of research interest. The list below provides details of those who responded from England (South West).
2012 research interests of UK Higher Education Institutions - England - South East
Published: 27 Mar 2012
In March 2012, we wrote to every UK Higher Education Institution which offers a healthcare related course, asking them for details of their areas of research interest. The list below provides details of those who responded from England (South East).
2012 research interests of UK Higher Education Institutions - England - London
Published: 27 Mar 2012
In March 2012, we wrote to every UK Higher Education Institution which offers a healthcare related course, asking them for details of their areas of research interest. The list below provides details of those who responded from England (London).
2012 research interests of UK Higher Education Institutions - England - Eastern
Published: 27 Mar 2012
In March 2012, we wrote to every UK Higher Education Institution which offers a healthcare related course, asking them for details of their areas of research interest. The list below provides details of those who responded from England (Eastern).
2012 research interests of UK Higher Education Institutions - England - East Midlands
Published: 27 Mar 2012
In March 2012, we wrote to every UK Higher Education Institution which offers a healthcare related course, asking them for details of their areas of research interest. The list below provides details of those who responded from England (East Midlands).
2012 research interests of UK Higher Education Institutions - England - West Midlands
Published: 27 Mar 2012
In March 2012, we wrote to every UK Higher Education Institution which offers a healthcare related course, asking them for details of their areas of research interest. The list below provides details of those who responded from England (West Midlands).