Additional Resources
Links to Additional Useful Resources
Aims to provide support to primary care organisations (GP practices and community providers embedded with primary care) wanting to engage or already participating in primary care research (academic and commercial) at any level.
INTERACTIVE DISCUSSIONS WITH PEERS, EXPERTS & RESEARCH CHAMPIONS
The NIHR Clinical Research Network East Midlands supports the delivery of high-quality research in the NHS and social care across the East Midlands region. View the latest information for research delivery across the region in both secondary and primary care settings.
NEWS - EVENTS - VACANCIES - CAMPAIGNS
High quality research and objective evidence is vital to policy and clinical decision-making and underpins the best possible care for patients.
The RCGP Research Programme works in a number of ways to help ensure robust evidence remains at the heart of what we do.
RESEARCH READY TRAINING - RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS & GRANTS - RESEARCH AWARDS - RESEARCH ENGAGEMENT HUB - RESEARCH SURVELLIANCE CENTRE - KEY STATISTICS & INSIGHTS
Aim to support clinicians to develop their knowledge work skills to manage complexity and uncertainty in everyday practice.
WISDOM aims to provide clinicians with the skills and confidence to find, create and use knowledge to make complex decisions about problems faced in everyday practice.
Online GP Practice Profiles designed to support GPs, primary care networks (PCNs), integrated care boards (ICBs) and local authorities to ensure that they are providing and commissioning effective and appropriate healthcare services for their local population.
LOCAL DEMOGRAPHY - QUALITY & OUTCOME FRAMEWORK DOMAINS - PATIENT SATISFACTION
NIHR-INCLUDE was commissioned by the NIHR CRN to address the lack of representation in health and care research with the following vision:
‘Provide better health and care through more inclusive research’.
RESOURCES TO SUPPORT MORE INCLUSIVE RESEARCH
The Centre for Ethnic Health Research (CEHR) works to address inequalities, associated with ethnicity, in health care access and health outcomes. We do this by supporting individuals and organisations to involve and understand the needs of ethnic minority and underserved communities when planning and undertaking research and healthcare delivery.
RESOURCES TO SUPPORT ENGAGEMENT WITH ETHNIC MINORITIES / UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) is the world’s first health research funder to publish comprehensive accounts of its funded research within its own publicly and permanently available journals.
AWARDED FUNDING OUTCOMES - PUBLISHED RESEARCH FINDINGS
PACT
PACT is a collaborative research network of enthusiastic primary care team members who want to participate in high impact projects and learn more about research. Established in 2019, PACT now has over 650 members across the United Kingdom and is continuing to grow.
PACT MEMBERS HAVE OPPORTUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN HIGH QUALITY NATIONAL PRIMARY CARE PROJECTS, LEARN VALUABLE RESEARCH SKILLS AND BE A NAMED AUTHOR ON RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS
Nottingham City Underserved Community Engagement Toolkit
We must ensure more underserved communities are included so that research meets the needs of the whole population. Unfortunately, areas in the UK with the highest burden of disease also have the lowest number of patients taking part in research (Darko, 2023). There is a risk that results may not be relevant for those populations most in need. Inclusive research is crucial to reducing health inequalities and ensuring equitable access and outcomes in healthcare.
TOOLKIT TO ENGAGE UNDERSERVED COMMUNITES IN NOTTINGHAM CITY
If there any additional resources you feel should be added to this page please contact your Local CRN East Midlands CSDO or Research Facilitator.