NIHR stands for National Institute for Health Research, which is a national organization in the United Kingdom that funds and supports health and social care research.
The application process varies depending on the specific NIHR funding program. You can find more information and guidance on the NIHR website.
If you encounter an error while completing your application, contact the NIHR helpdesk for assistance. Their contact information can be found on the NIHR website.
You can search for NIHR-funded studies on their website using the Study Portfolio tool.
If you are having trouble accessing an NIHR publication, you can contact their Publications team for assistance.
Non-UK researchers may be eligible for NIHR funding through partnerships or collaborations with UK institutions. Please check the specific funding program guidelines for eligibility criteria.
You can search for patient and public involvement opportunities on the NIHR website or contact their Patient and Public Involvement team for assistance.
The NIHR Clinical Research Network (CRN) is a network of healthcare professionals and researchers, supported by the NIHR, that helps to facilitate and conduct research studies in the National Health Service (NHS).
You can get involved with the NIHR CRN by becoming a CRN member, collaborating on research projects, or volunteering for patient involvement opportunities. More information can be found on the NIHR website.
Yes, the NIHR can provide support and funding for NHS employees conducting research through their programs and networks.
You can collaborate with the NIHR through their SME engagement work or by applying for funding through their programs that support industry partnerships. More information can be found on the NIHR website.
The NIHR SIR program funds research focused on improving surgical and interventional procedures for patients in the NHS.
Yes, the NIHR SIR program has biannual funding rounds with specific deadlines for submitting applications. These can be found on the NIHR website.
The NIHR Fellowship Program offers funding and support for individuals in the early stages of developing their research careers in health and social care.
No, you can only apply for one of these opportunities at a time. However, if your application is unsuccessful, you can reapply in the next funding round.
Eligibility requirements vary depending on the specific funding program. Please refer to the program guidelines for more information.
The review and decision-making process can take several months. You will receive updates on the status of your application during this time.
Yes, you can request feedback on your application from the NIHR. Contact their helpdesk for more information.
You can make a donation to support NIHR research through their charitable arm, the NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre.
No, NIHR funding is only available for researchers affiliated with NHS or academic institutions. However, non-affiliated researchers may be eligible to apply with a partner institution.
If you are having trouble accessing the NIHR website, try clearing your browser's cache and cookies. If the problem persists, contact their helpdesk for assistance.
Yes, NIHR has specific application forms and guidelines for each funding program. Check the program guidelines for more information.
The NIHR Journals Library is the official publication platform for NIHR-funded research studies, providing open access to full study reports and related publications.
Yes, all articles on the NIHR Journals Library are open access and can be accessed for free.
You can contact the NIHR Website Content team to report any errors or issues on the website.
You may be able to republish or reuse content from the NIHR with appropriate attribution and following the terms of their Creative Commons license. Please refer to their copyright policy for more information.
You can sign up for their newsletter on the NIHR website or follow them on social media for updates.