Developing funding proposals in applied health and social care: NIHR Funding Opportunities
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Developing funding proposals in applied health and social care: NIHR Funding Opportunities
Are you a professional and/or researcher in the NHS, public health and social care, or an academic from a university in England?
If you are interested in developing and submitting an NIHR research funding application, this event is for you.
“About the event
The NIHR Research Design Service (RDS) is offering this online event aimed at those who want to develop and submit a research funding application to one of the NIHR funding programmes.
The event will provide information on:
- targeting the right NIHR funding stream
- support available to help you develop your funding application, include the support available from the RDS, NHS, NIHR Clinical Research Network and Clinical Trials Units
- the experience of applying for NIHR funding from a successful applicant.
Who should attend
This event is aimed at professionals and researchers in the NHS, public health and social care, as well as academics from universities across England.
Programme
10.00 am – Welcome and introduction – Mark Gabbay, Associate Director, Research Design Service North West (RDS NW).
10.10 am – Targeting the right NIHR funding stream – Dr Steven Lane, Adviser, RDS NW.
10.35 am – Applying for NIHR funding, the experience of a successful NIHR Programme Grants for Applied Research (PGfAR) applicant – Dr Kathryn Scott, Senior Grant Writer, University of Liverpool.
10.50 am – Patient and Public Involvement (PPI), the experience of a successful PGfAR applicant – Mrs Lynn Hedgecoe, Public co-applicant.
11.05 am – Questions and answer session with the presenters.
11.15 am – Break.
11.30 am – The Research Design Service (RDS) Public involvement Funds (PIF) – Dr Stuart Oultram, Specialist PPI adviser, RDS NW.
11.40 am – How can the Research Design Service help you with your application – Dr Kenny Finlayson, Adviser, RDS NW.
11.50 am – Other support available:
- NIHR Clinical Research Network – TBC
- Clinical Trials Units – Ben Hardwick, Supervising Trials Manager, Liverpool Clinical Trials Centre, University of Liverpool
- NHS R&D – Stacey Carruthers, SPARK.
12.15 pm – Summary and final questions.
12.30 pm – End of session.
Download a PDF of the programme here.
Date and time: 10 March 2022, 10.00 am to 12.30 pm – online event
Registration
To attend this event, please register here.”