HSJ Awards 2016: Clinical research impact

Clinical research impact

HSJ Awards 2016 - Clinical research impact

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Sponsored by NIHR Clinical Research Network

South Tyneside Foundation Trust’s gastroenterology team targeted research to improve the quality of care and benefit patients.

It produced more than 60 publications in peer-reviewed journals over three years. Broader Trust research activity has soared.

Judges noted evidence of global impact from the project and praised the use of research to drive innovation.

Finalists:

Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership Trust - Everyone Included – Research For All! Making research accessible to all, it’s what service users want!
Derbyshire Healthcare Foundation Trust - Centre for Research and Development - making research core business
East London Foundation Trust - Clinical Research at ELFT - Using Dialog+ to Improve Patient Outcomes in Community Mental Health Services
NHS Blood and Transplant - Changing the Face of Research in Blood Donation
Oxford Health Foundation Trust - Working Together to Bridge the Gap
Queen Square Medical Practice - The Lancashire North Approach to Increasing Research in the Local Population
Royal Devon and Exeter Foundation Trust and Devon Partnership Trust - Devon Dementia Collaboration
Royal Devon and Exeter Foundation Trust (Highly commended) - Emergency Medicine Research and Beyond
South Western Ambulance Service Foundation Trust - Developing and Embedding a Research Culture
Staffordshire and Stoke on Trent Partnership Trust - Creating a Trust-wide Research Programme