We are the National Institute for Health Research Collaboration for leadership in Applied Health Research and Care (NIHR CLAHRC). Our research and implementation programme, funded by the NIHR and Partner organisations is now in its third year. Our impact so far illustrates our success in improving the health of the people of Wessex and the quality and cost-effectiveness of health care.
Our Six Research and Implementation Themes
Patient and public involvement (PPI) is vital to the success of the CLAHRC, find out how you can get involved.
Find out more >The data science team provide methodological expertise and input to the CLAHRC programmes of research and implementation.
Find out more >Read about our projects within our six research and implementation theme areas here.
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Dr Tom Monks becomes Turing Institute fellow
Dr Thomas Monks has become a Fellow of the Turing Institute at the University of Southampton .He says it opens up some great opportunities: "S... read more >
New call to industry on Technology enabled Mental Health Care
The Wessex Technology Support Programme (TSP) has launched a new call to industry on Technology enabled Mental Health Care. The clinical needs for ... read more >
2018/19 Springboard Programme
2018/19 Springboard Programme led by Professor Catherine PopeNIHR CLAHRC Wessex Springboard is a personal development programme for... read more >
Guidance on prescribing #antibiotics for acute #exacerbation of #bronchiectasis is published today by NICE… https://t.co/h0D5VYbr6W
Research shows that lowering skill mix in the nursing team increases risk. But why should this be the case even whe… https://t.co/YsjqX7nTJV
Congratulations to the Salisbury Older Persons Assessment & Liaison Team who completed their QI Fellowship with us… https://t.co/7Pk32M3KUR
Domestic violence – How do we measure interventions? Dr Sara Morgan
“I've never seen him cry or anything. After one session at the course he came home, he apologised to my older daughter. I think it was the child... read blog >
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