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Vacancy: SPaRC / NRS Pain Steering Committee

A vacancy has arisen for a pain physiotherapist to join the Scottish Pain Research Community (SPaRC) / NHS Research Scotland (NRS) Pain Steering Committee The committee has a multidisciplinary membership, representing a wide range of expertise. The remit is to promote the aspirations that: Clinical practice in managing chronic pain is informed by current research Current research in chronic pain is relevant to clinical practice Role of steering com...

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SHARE backs £2.5m project aiming to address country’s health inequality challenges

Insight provided by the Scottish Health Research Register (SHARE) is supporting a new multi-million-pound project that will aim to address vital health inequality challenges across the country The multi-partner study is to be led by Heriot-Watt University and the University of Dundee in collaboration with NHS Tayside. The £2.5 million Accelerating Impact of Community healthCarE in Tayside (AICCET) project funded by UKRI is set to target areas...

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Informative webinar set to support applicants to new £10m social care fund

NHS Research Scotland (NRS) will be supporting a special webinar to encourage applicants to a new £10 million funding programme focused on social care research Scotland-based researchers are now eligible for the Research Programme for Social Care (RPSC) which has replaced the Research for Social Care (RfSC) funding call. The new National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) programme will fund research which generates evidence to improve, expand, and strengthen...

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Fresh support for Scotland’s liver services is allowing all voices to shape vital research

A new research partnership is seeking the voices of the public and research community as part of efforts to improve access to liver services and develop vital research Scotland has some of the worst rates for liver disease in the world, with alcohol-related deaths currently at their highest level in 14 years. The Scottish Hepatology Access Research Partnership (SHARP), establi...

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Leader in pioneering Scottish cardiovascular research highly commended at Scottish Women’s Awards

A senior figure in Scotland’s research landscape was ‘highly commended’ in the Services to Medicine category of the Scottish Women’s Awards last week Professor Lis Neubeck, Cardiovascular Clinical Network Lead at NHS Research Scotland (NRS) was named a finalist for her twin roles at Edinburgh Napier University – as Professor of Cardiovascular Health in the School of Health and Social Care and Head of the university&rs...

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New dementia awareness book launched at V&A Dundee now available as free download

A new NHS-inspired book that foregrounds first-hand experiences of dementia while dispelling myths around it has successfully launched at V&A Dundee – and is now available as a free download The event, which took place on Friday 1 September, saw Challenging Assumptions Around Dementia: User-Led Research and Untold...

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Full programme announced for Scotland's Health Research and Innovation Conference

A diverse and impactful programme has been announced for Scotland's Health Research and Innovation Conference, taking place in Glasgow this October The event theme 50 years of advancing healthcare encompasses the 50th anniversary of the Chief Scientist Office (CSO) of Scottish Government. The programme will reflect on accomplis...

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New book to ‘challenge dementia assumptions’ with V&A Dundee launch

A new NHS-inspired book that will detail experiences of dementia and misconceptions around it is being launched at V&A Dundee on Friday 1 September, 10:30am-12:30pm The event on Friday 1 September will see Challenging Assumptions Around Dementia: User-Led Research and Untold Stories – published by Palgrave Publishers – formally unveiled to the public.

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Scottish researchers eligible for £10m social care funding programme

The National Institue for Health and Care Research (NIHR) has launched a new £10 million funding programme focused on social care research The programme will fund research which generates evidence to improve, expand and strengthen the way social care is delivered for users of care services, carers, the social care workforce, and the public. Applicants in the devolved administrations - Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland - will be eligible.

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New film set to spark conversations on involvement and improvement in care home research

ENRICH Scotland (ENabling Research In Care Homes) is proud to present its new short film about research in care homes, bringing to life its mission to unify care home staff, residents, and their families with researchers to improve lives The film was designed and developed by ENRICH’s ‘patient and public involvement group’ known as RICH (Research in Care Homes) Voices.

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