PenCLAHRC Annual Report 2018-19
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PenCLAHRC reported to our funder, the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), on a yearly basis about outputs, impacts, project activity and progress against our over-arching aims and objectives.
The last PenCLAHRC Annual Report was submitted in May 2019, for the period 1 April 2018 to 31 March 2019.
| View copies of the Annual Report, along with five Case Studies, below: | |
|---|---|
| PenCLAHRC Annual Report 2018-2019 | |
| Case Study | Health Services Modelling Associates Programme |
| Case Study | Nature and Health |
| Case Study | Researchers-in-Residence and the Torbay Integrated Care Organisation Evaluation |
| Case Study | STARS - Supporting Teachers and Children in Schools |
| Case Study | Modelling revascularisation services after ischaemic stroke |
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News
NIHR ARCs awarded £13.125 million to fund key national research priorities
08 September 2020
The National Institute for Health Research Applied Research
Collaborations (NIHR ARCs) have secured £13.125 million...
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Shoulder replacements benefit most patients for more than ten years, study shows
27 August 2020
More than 90 per cent of shoulder replacement implants last more
than ten years, according...
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Research project attracts £750,000 funding to support remote GP care delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic
06 August 2020
A joint project between the Universities of Oxford and Plymouth has
received £750,000 of funding...
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Research Projects
Systematic review of patient-initiated appointment systems (PIAS) in secondary care for people with chronic disease
Theme: CLAHRC - Person-Centred Care
Modelling demand and capacity for NHS Trusts in the South West
Theme: ARC - Methods for Research & Improvement
A tool has been developed to support forecasting resource demand
and staffing capacity in NHS...
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