Learn how a Teesside project is supporting COPD patients! It's thanks to a collaboration between South Tees Hospitals, MiddlesbroughCouncil, North East and North Cumbria NHS & Middlesbrough Environment City. The scheme is aimed at supporting people by enabling positive changes in their heating infrastructure. More southtees.nhs.uk/news/how-a-tee…

📄COLO-SPIRIT Publication📄 #colospirit study has published a qualitative paper in European Journal of Oncology Nursing, exploring experiences of healthcare access and provision for patients with chronic bowel symptoms following pelvic radiotherapy: ejoncologynursing.com/article/S1462-…

Next RDF25 Session... The Research and Development Forum would like to thank Sabine Best, Catherine Walshe & Amanda Lee for their presentation in the RDF25 Hospices Stream, & shedding light on the unique features and focus of palliative care research. #HealthcareResearch #UKHealthcare #RDF25

Presenting on ICBs' capacity to support research... Next RDF25 Session… The Research and Development Forum would like to thank these expert speakers for their presentation on "How can ICBs support research and embed evidence?" #HealthcareResearch #UKHealthcare #RDF25

Want to be part of something that changes lives? Sign up to Be Part Of Research: bepartofresearch.uk 🧵 (3/3)

Did you catch us at the NHS R&D Forum 2025? We enjoyed speaking to delegates about our new ways of working. Our transformation is driven by collaboration. We engage with stakeholders to ensure our work aims to benefit patients and the public. Read more: rdn.nihr.ac.uk/news/nihr-rese…

The RADAR study team are at ESOC 2025 in Helsinki. Great conference 😊

SPEEDY methods being shared at ESOC 2025 in Helsinki. Keep making SPEEDY 📞 !

Congratulations Amar. A really positive boost to the week.

Well done Alice. This is a lovely positive to round off the week.

Little late but better than never!!. Congratulations to our Research Star for May. Dr Chris Reynolds. Thank you for supporting Research at STSFT. #dontghostresearch South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust NIHR Research Delivery Network

The NIHR drives life-changing research for the health and wealth of our nation. 🎯 NIHR research is of vital importance to the UK economy and attracts billions of pounds of investment into and across the UK life sciences sector. 🎯 This investment has led to scientific

Researchers at Newcastle University are looking for people diagnosed with IBD to help them Shape future research. Find out more 👉crohnsandcolitis.org.uk/get-involved/w…

Opinion 🗣️ The push for a single patient record is ill-advised and doomed to failure, writes Joe McDonald. ow.ly/ms7t50W03Bo

After a heart attack, Mike joined a clinical trial to manage his cholesterol — at his local GP surgery in Cornwall. “Travelling to a big hospital might’ve put me off. Doing it locally made all the difference.” Primary care trials make research accessible. #BePartOfResearch

A great example of why it is important to support the move from hospital to the community. We need to help people to help us to deliver research. Routes to Research

Having spent the morning with our regional Research Setting and Specialties Leads, it is clear to see the appetite there is for learning and development. It is great to know that the NIHR RDN is investing in Workforce and People.

Do you want to take part in health and care research? Our #BePartOfResearch service makes it easier than ever to take part! The free online service matches people to suitable studies from across the UK, based on your interests. Watch this video on how to sign up and register

Research Born in Bradford CityOfResearch is going mobile! Thanks to National Institute for Health and Care Research #Bradford has the latest mobile research clinic and best of all it’s electric so no toxic fumes. Keep an eye out at Lister Park Mela on Saturday and come SY hello Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS FT

How is study support from the NIHR making a difference? The ADMISSION programme is a good example. By providing support with site identification, the study saw a significant increase in the number of research sites. 🧵 1/3