If you are interested in joining a community for progressive dementia care practice in the UK, this webinar may be of interest to you.

If you work with people living with dementia, this booklet developed as part of the Alzheimer’s Society funded Pro-CARE study, which was undertaken at the University of East Anglia may be useful.

Are you in the Greater Manchester area? Are you interested in carrying out research in care homes? Then this event is for you.

The Health and Social Care Delivery Research (HSDR) Programme is accepting stage one applications.

The National Institute for Health Research has changed its name. To emphasise their enduring commitment to social care research, from 4th April the NIHR will officially become the ‘National Institute for Health and Care Research’. The acronym ‘NIHR’ will remain unchanged.

If you are interested in policy priorities for high-quality care in care homes, this webinar is for you.

Do you work in a care home for older people? The University of East Anglia are looking for any member of care-home staff (e.g., office, catering, ground/estates, care, manager) to take part in a survey about working during the pandemic. 

If you are interested in care for older people, long-term care environments and innovative ways of engaging care homes with research then this will be of interest to you.

Are you interested in conducting research to evaluate the effectiveness, implementation, and impact of social care needs assessment in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland? If so, this call from the Health and Social Care Delivery Research (HSDR) Programme could be for you.

The National Institute for Health Research is inviting members of the public to join one of their national and regional committees who are responsible for making funding recommendations in health and social care research.