PenCLAHRC
The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care (CLAHRC) South West Peninsula - or PenCLAHRC - undertakes high-quality applied health research focused on the needs of patients and supports the translation of research evidence into practice in the NHS.
What We Do
Research
We are committed to supporting and conducting high-quality applied health research that addresses the real concerns of patients and clinicians across the South West.
Capacity Building
We work across the South West to increase capacity to use and generate research evidence through the provision of a range of training opportunities for clinicians and researchers.
Involvement
Our innovative approach to involvement seeks to embed meaningful patient and public involvement and engagement into everything we do.
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News View all
Launch of new website to mark one year of Health Service Modelling Associates Programme
04 July 2017
“With the HSMA programme, we have developed an exciting new way for the NHS to...
PenCHORD strengthens links to overseas research partners
28 June 2017
Following a successful bid in 2016, PenCHORD (PenCLAHRC’s operational research group), has been awarded additional funding...
Prisoner mental health collaboration receives extension and funding boost
23 June 2017
A national collaboration supported by PenCLAHRC, investigating ways to support prisoners with mental health problems both...
Events View all
Jul
13
Searching and Review Clinic
ITTC Building, Plymouth Science Park (Room N14)
These clinics have been set up to help the PenCLAHRC Evidence
Synthesis Team to manage and respond...
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Sep
06
Making Sense of Health Research...
Room 1.24 South Cloisters - University of Exeter - St Lukes Campus
An introduction to making sense of evidence Introduction to Making
Sense of Evidence During this talk a...
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Sep
08
Frailty: Recent clinical advances and...
South Cloisters 3.06 (St Lukes Campus - University of Exeter)
PenCLAHRC/Complex Intervention Research Group Seminar Frailty:
Recent clinical advances and next steps for research Friday 8th
September...
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