What does the funding stream focus on?

• Lower cost research studies (qualitative, quantitative and mixed) to assess whether new interventions provide benefit for people with health and social care needs.

What does the funding stream focus on?

• NIHR fellowship programmes support individuals on their trajectory to becoming future leaders in NIHR research.

What does the funding stream focus on?

• Large trials of the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of new treatments and technologies compared with the best available care in real healthcare settings.

What does the funding stream focus on?

• Programmes of inter-related studies to tackle recognised health and social care challenges, often by developing and evaluating complex interventions.

What does the funding stream focus on?

• The technical and commercial development of new healthcare technologies that have potential for adoption in the NHS.

What does the funding stream focus on?

• Trials of the efficacy of treatments in controlled settings, sometimes using proxy or intermediate measures of health outcome.

What does the funding stream focus on?

• Rigorous and relevant evidence to improve the quality, accessibility and organisation of health and social care services.

What does the funding stream focus on?

• The evaluation of interventions delivered outside the NHS (e.g. by local authorities, employers, schools, charities, community organisations) intended to improve population health or to reduce health disparities.

What does the funding stream focus on?

• Research that can directly inform the decisions of ministers, the DHSC and other policy-makers involved in planning health and social care.

What does the funding stream focus on?

• Research that generates evidence to increase the effectiveness of social care services.
• Provides value for money and benefits people who need or use social care services, and carers.
• Research will cover both adults and children's social care.