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The Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) Healthcare programme An evaluation of activities, outcomes and impacts
This study explores the contribution of the Small Business Research Initiative (SBRI) Healthcare programme to innovation in the NHS (National Health Service). It was commissioned by the UK Department of Health Policy Research Programme. It is related to a wider, two-year study of innovation in the NHS being conducted by RAND Europe and the University of Manchester, but represents a discrete stream of work.
Can Open Science Help to Make Research More Accessible?
Today's connected society presents new and exciting opportunities to share and use information that supports research and innovation. Recent scientific advances, such as the discovery of the Higgs boson and gravitational waves, have been the result of idea and data collaborations between thousands of scientists, facilitated by digital technologies.
Understanding mental health in the research environment A Rapid Evidence Assessment
This study aimed to establish what is known about the mental health of researchers based on the existing literature. There is limited published evidence on the prevalence of specific mental health conditions among researchers. The majority of the identified literature on prevalence relates to work-related stress among academic staff and postgraduate students in university settings. Survey data indicate that the majority of university staff find their job stressful.
Understanding Researcher Mobility
Photo by South Wales Immunology, used with permission Research for the Royal Society found that, as an attractive destination for researchers, the UK benefits by gaining access to additional skills and expertise. Most of the mobility to and from the UK is with a small set of western countries, the US and Germany in particular.
Evaluating the EC Action Plan Against Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)
The Action Plan played an important role in galvanising action on AMR issues within the EU. The European Commission and agencies should continue providing support to encourage good practice in public health services and surveillance in Member States, and focus more attention on the development of alternative treatments in addition to new antimicrobials.
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