The NHS Research Environment

Over the last ten years a series of reports re-emphasised the need for the NHS to commit a percentage of its funding to research, taking advantage of the UK health service being national and government funded. 

Historically NHS research funding was embedded within the NHS trusts but more recently this funding in England has been withdrawn from trusts and linked directly to research activity through a range of structures which will be explained below. In Scotland, a proportion has been withdrawn to support research and development infrastructure although the majority of the funding is still centrally allocated to Trusts.

Starting out in paediatric research
How to fund a research project
Expanding Research Capacity
Pilot Studies - profiling the possibilities
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