🚀 The National Institute for Health and Care Research HRC in Emergency and Acute Care proudly presents VALIDATE! 🚀 This innovative programme streamlines the evaluation of In Vitro Diagnostics, providing a seamless process for testing using clinical samples across specialities. 🔗 hrc-emergency.nihr.ac.uk/case-studies/v…

💡 Shining a spotlight on our HRC in Emergency and Acute Care Themes 💡 🎥 This week we are focusing on: 🚑Theme 1: Community Care, Primary Care, and the Community-Secondary Care Interface – led by Professor Rick Body and Dr Kim Kirby. More info 👇 hrc-emergency.nihr.ac.uk/research-theme…

💡 Shining a spotlight on our National Institute for Health and Care Research HRC in Emergency and Acute Care Themes 🎥This week we are focusing on: 🏥 Theme 2: Secondary Care – led by Dr Brendan McGrath and Professor Bill Newman (Bill Newman). More info 👇 hrc-emergency.nihr.ac.uk/research-theme…

🗞️ A pioneering genetic test developed by MFT NHS researchers, that could prevent critically ill newborn babies going deaf if treated with a commonly used antibiotic, is being trialled across 14 NHS specialist newborn units, in the new PALOH-UK study. 👇 research.cmft.nhs.uk/news-events/ge…

Congratulations to Bill Newman, our HRC Theme 2 Co-Lead, on receiving £1.4m funding to lead the PALOH-UK study in 14 NHS neonatal units across the UK 👏. The rapid bedside test could prevent critically ill newborn babies going deaf, if treated with a common antibiotic. More👇

💡 Shining a spotlight on our National Institute for Health and Care Research HRC in Emergency and Acute Care Themes 🎥 This week we are focusing on: ❓Theme 3: Understanding the Problem – led by Professor Evan Kontopantelis and Dr Alex Thompson. More info 👇 hrc-emergency.nihr.ac.uk/research-theme…

Congratulations to the PALOH study team who won Research Project of the Year: STEM at the Times Higher Education Awards 2024🏆👏. The team developed the world’s first bedside genetic test that can prevent critically ill newborn babies from going deaf if treated with a common antibiotic.

💡 Shining a spotlight on our HRC in Emergency and Acute Care Themes 🎥 This week we are focusing on: 🔬 Theme 4: Evaluating the Solution – led by Professor Katherine Payne and Dr Matthew Parkes. More info 👇 hrc-emergency.nihr.ac.uk/research-theme…

❄️ Season’s greetings to all our colleagues, partners and followers. Thank you for your support in making the launch of the HRC in Emergency and Acute Care a great success, with several new contacts and partnerships established. Here’s to a successful 2025 ✨

📽️The Innovation at MFT event brought together colleagues across the NHS, academia and industry to demonstrate how working in partnership with MFT NHS, we can drive the future of healthcare innovations. Hear from our partners Medtronic UK Siemens Healthineers👇 youtube.com/watch?v=8tngvS…

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Great to see that a Health Determinants Research Collaboration has been funded by National Institute for Health and Care Research in Manchester 👏. 🗣️ Prof Arpana Verma, HRC EDI Lead says this is "vital for inclusive research and improving health and wellbeing." Read more👇 manchester.gov.uk/news/article/9…

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📢 We have launched our HRC Public and Patient Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) Strategy 2024 – 2029. 📽️ Rachel Corry, Public Co-Chair shares why PPIE is essential for the development of user friendly and effective health solutions. Read the Strategy 👇 hrc-emergency.nihr.ac.uk/patients-publi…

💡 In our new blog series, read more about the importance of involving Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) in the development of new health technologies - and how we can help innovators and industry partners in this process. 🔗 Read more: hrc-emergency.nihr.ac.uk/blog/blog-what…

🚀 Exciting PhD opportunities! We are funding two PhD positions which you can apply for now. If you are passionate about making a difference in healthcare, these projects could be for you. ⏰ Apply by Friday 21 March 2025. Find out more👇 hrc-emergency.nihr.ac.uk/training-capac…

🗓️ Work in #HealthTech? Join the NIHR HRC in Emergency and Acute Care’s free Regulatory Training webinar on Wednesday 7 May. Covering key topics including device classification, regulatory authorities and legislation. Find out more and register here 👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/regulatory-t…

🗓️ Work in #HealthTech? Join the NIHR HRC in Emergency and Acute Care’s free Regulatory Training webinar on Wednesday 7 May. Covering key topics including device classification, regulatory authorities and legislation. Find out more and register here👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/regulatory-t……

Military healthcare professionals: New research funding is coming your way! We are pleased to announce partnership with Defence Medical Services to co-fund research career development opportunities that can help you develop your career and drive innovation in health and care, both in the

Professor Tim Felton, Director of the NIHR HRC, features in the first blog of our new ‘Inside HealthTech Research’ series. In this edition, Tim marks the HRC's first anniversary by reflecting on our achievements over the past 12 months. Read here👇 hrc-emergency.nihr.ac.uk/blog/inside-he…