NIHR – themed call on early action to prevent poor health outcomes
The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) have launched new themed funding call focused on early action to prevent poor health outcomes.
The aim is to drive a health and social care prevention revolution Themed Calls | NIHR
This is a targeted prevention funding opportunity which is part of a co-ordinated response by NIHR to the DHSC Areas of Research Interest 1 (ARI1): Early Action to Prevent Poor Health Outcomes. To note normal eligibility rules apply for the participating programmes.
ARI 1 priority research topics will be addressed through a series of specific but linked research funding opportunities across the relevant NIHR research programmes and infrastructure. These funding opportunities will include (but not be limited to) the following priorities:
Analogue to digital
- screening and early detection: novel approaches to screen and detect ill health, encompassing new technologies
Moving care from hospital to community
- neighbourhood health: improving care delivery in community settings for the neighbourhood health service models, including a healthy start for all children
Sickness to prevention
- lifecourse health: to ensure a healthy start for children, a boost in workforce health and healthy ageing
- targeted health Interventions: personalised prevention, boost health in the workplace and healthy ageing to empower citizens and tackle health inequalities
Participating funding programmes open to Scottish applications and launch dates
- Research Programme for Social Care – 1 October
- Programme Grants for Applied Research – 9 October
- Public Health Research – 12 November
- Health Technology Assessment – 28 November
- Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation – TBC
- Invention for Innovation – 13 January 2025
- Health and Social Care Delivery Research – TBC