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Happy New Year from Noclor NHS Research Office

Noclor NHS Research Office would like to wish a Happy New Year and best wishes for 2024 to all of our NHS Colleagues, researchers and research participants, plus our 2023 wrapped - year in review.


Season's Greetings from NOCLOR NHS Research Office!

As we approach the end of 2023, we would like to take a moment to thank all of the staff, clinicians, academics, researchers, patients, carers and public who have supported research with us throughout this year.


ELFT: Video guides for choosing a study type and getting permission

New video guides for a number of different kinds of projects involving data collection, research, audit, service evaluation, Quality Improvement (QI) initiatives, case notes studies, student thesis, etcetera. 


NIHR working to improve research design to be fully inclusive of sex and gender

The NIHR have released a statement of intent that sets out the ambitious developments planned to reduce long-standing inequalities and ensure that sex and gender fully accounted for in research design.


NLMHP Research Conference 2024: Save the date and pre-register

The date has been set for the North London Mental Health Partnership (NLMHP) Research Conference in 2024 and you can sign up to be the first to know when registration opens.

Date: Tuesday 9th July 2024


Primary care research impacts across health and care settings

The Royal College of Physicians Future Healthcare Journal highlights the role of primary care in achieving UK vision to create a research culture across the NHS and all health and care settings, where all staff feel empowered and supported


Young families make time to engage in interactive play with their babies despite significant challenges

Initial findings from the first national long-term study of babies in over two decades paints a picture of a new generation of infants and their families. 


Noclor NHS Research Office mark Blue November highlighting men's health

Although December has started, our office could not let Blue November go by without marking the occasion with sessions to inform staff on important aspects mental and physical health in men.


The PrEP Impact Trial finds preventative HIV drug to be highly effective

Published during PrEP Awareness Week, the landmark study confirms the real-world effectiveness of the HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) as highly effective at preventing HIV acquisition in everyday life.


Latest funding opportunities available from the NIHR

Health Technology Assessment (HTA) Programme, Research for Patient Benefit (RfPB) and a themed call on reducing compound pressures on the NHS and social care feature in the current list of available research funding calls from the National