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ENRICH brings together care home staff, residents and their families with researchers. It provides a toolkit of resources to help care homes make the most of research; and researchers to set up and run studies effectively and collaboratively in care homes.

RESEARCH
COMMUNITY

Advice and guidance for researchers, research staff, and local research networks on how to prepare and carry out studies in a care home

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CARE HOME
STAFF

Find out what it means to support research in a care home, and what the benefits are for you in participating in research studies

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RESIDENTS,
FAMILY & PUBLIC

Learn about the role residents, family members and friends can play in supporting high-quality research

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COVID-19 RESEARCH

Learn about urgent public health, social care and vaccine studies

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INTRODUCTION TO ENRICH

How the ENRICH network supports research in care homes across the UK

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GUEST BLOG

Read about the experiences of those engaged in research in care homes

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NEWS

Read about current news and developments for care homes research

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"I'm really pleased with our increased accrual (recruitment) to the PrOVIDe study, and I think this is due largely to the structured framework for engaging with care homes that working with the ENRICH project has provided."

Juniper West
Senior Research Nurse

"Research is a good idea. Anything looking into dementia is important to patients, staff carers and family, as it gives insight and lets them know what work is being done to change and improve dementia care; giving them hope."

Sharon Osborne
Care Home Manager

"It is so important for people to get involved in research. If people don’t take part in research then we can’t improve treatments for future generations."

Alistair Taylor
Former research manager for Bath Royal United Hospital

"Research being conducted in, and in collaboration with, care homes is important. More care homes signing up to the ENRICH 'Research Ready Care Home Network’ can support this."

Martin Knapp
Director, NIHR SSCR