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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Professor Alison Richardson named as NIHR Senior Investigator and Professor Anne Rogers Emeritus
Professor Alison Richardson has been named as an National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Senior Investigator for her work here with the ... read more >
Study gets almost £1 million for research to support people who are lonely and isolated
Study gets almost £1 million for research to support people who are lonely and isolated A team of researchers based at three universities... read more >
Big data: Working with the AHSN in Wessex to identify the challenges facing our Emergency departments
A team from the CLAHRC and AHSN in Wessex has been working to model and analyse data from two major Accident and Emergency departments in the... read more >
BBC News - 'Theme park therapy' helps son to come alive, says mum https://t.co/gtFzqPiSer
ATTENTION, ATTENTION!!! NIHR CLAHRC East Midlands is offering studentship funding for three #PhDs in applied health… https://t.co/vCsSoALPrl
@CarlRMay Interesting piece on BBC Health too on burden of treatment https://t.co/fUx0XyzW1B
Why might nurses miss people’s ‘danger signs’ at night? – Dr Jo Hope
Staff told us it was hard to keep patients safe while making sure they got a decent amount of uninterrupted sleep. They agreed that the most unwell... read blog >
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