CLAHRC EAST of England Translating applied health research through collaboration
EAHSN Regional profile at September 2013 North Norfolk Q. Elizabeth N&S FT King’s Lynn Norwich U. East Anglia GY & Waveney Peterborough Norfolk & West Norfolk & Stamford Norwich James NCH&C Paget Cambs & P’Boro S Norfolk Hinchingbrooke CPFT Papworth West U. Cambridge Suffolk Bedfordshire CUH Bedford Ipswich & W Suffolk CCS SERCO E Suffolk U. Bedfordshire Local authorities & voluntary sector Ipswich East & HPT Luton Universities N Essex N Herts Colchester N Essex HCS E & N Herts N E Essex U. Essex CCGs U. Hertfordshire West Princess Chelmsford M H Trusts Herts Alexandra Basildon Acute Trusts Southend Community Trusts
Applied health research Co-production Matched funding / resources Leading better Care Capacity Effective implementation building of knowledge
CLAHRC EAST EASTERN ACADEMIC HEALTH SCIENCE NETWORK RESEARCH THEMES CLINICAL PRIORITY AREAS Dementia, frailty and end of life care Dementia and mental health Enduring disabilities and/or disadvantage Long term conditions – cardiovascular disease, stroke, diabetes, cancer, chronic respiratory disease Patient safety Patient safety CROSS CUTTING THEMES Patient and public involvement (PPI) research Health economics research CLAHRC CORE Public Health Skills Collaboration and evaluation/implementation research (PHSC) 1. Knowledge production 2. Public health data modelling 3. Evaluation Knowledge Management ALIGNMENT OF NIHR, RESEARCH COUNCIL & Capacity development ALLIED RESEARCH RESOURCES Industry engagement Managerial and admin support
Criteria for prioritisation of NIHR CLAHRC EoE projects • Prioritisation Group will meet periodically (July & November 2013) • Is the project applied health research? (health impact by 3-5 years; implementation to be funded through matched resources); • Originality (and evidence of prior systematic review); • Is this research on the implementation process? • Is there an identified customer; someone or an organisation that co-produced the research and will pull-through the results into practice or policy? • If so, have they committed matched funding? • Is there an industrial partner? • Is there PPI or is there scope for PPI (unless a PPI research project)? • Does the project make use of the CLAHRC's geographical spread? • To what extent is the project collaborative between HEIs or AHSN partners? • Are the methods scientifically appropriate and has there been peer-review? • Will the results have an impact beyond the region? • What are the research costs? • Is the project suitable for the Development Grant Scheme (DGS) and submission to other funding agencies for a large-scale study? • Does the project assess value (including health economic) and, itself, represent value for money? Projects to be supported will be peer reviewed in collaboration with other CLAHRCs.
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