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NIHR CRN SWP has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in September 2021. The social media accounts linked to from NIHR CRN SWP are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, crnswp has populated their site with: • NIHR CRN SWP 10 Year Impact Report • Exeter Clinical Research Facility // Home • Be Part of Research - sign up now • NIHR Agile team helps Devon Air Ambulance deliver more lifesaving research in critical care • More than half of all GP practices across Cornwall, Devon and Somerset took part in research last year • Innovative programme to boost parent carer mental health goes national • Donna Underwood: my midwifery research journey • Questions about multiple sclerosis research? Ask the experts • Ask the expert: Multiple sclerosis research - registration form • First UK participants to new cancer studies recruited at Derriford Hospital • Vacancies • PROMISE trial supporting liver disease patients launches in the South West • Royal College of Midwives Research Prioritisation Project • Administrator | 29 February, 2024 | Vacancies and careers with Royal Devon NHS • NIHR-AoMRC Framework - More Info • NIHR-AoMRC Framework - Updates • Career development | NIHR • Shape the future, add research to your career | NIHR • Registration - Multiple Sclerosis research in focus webinar • Report: Celebrating health and care research success and impact across the South West Peninsula in 2022/23 • South West Multiple Sclerosis Research Network • Agile support for care homes leads to South West recruitment success in important respiratory infection study • Administrator - Plymouth • GPs and hospital staff across Devon collaborate to increase opportunities for COPD patients to take part in research • 10,000th participant enrolled in major intensive care trial that could save thousands of lives • 2x Administrators - Truro, Plymouth, Exeter or Taunton • “I’ve seen the expressions on people’s faces change, from a bit miserable to really happy” – life-changing research trials new treatment approach for debilitating spinal condition • Research opportunities in South West increasing as more than 30,000 people volunteer for health and care studies • Red4Research - 2023 - NHS R&D Forum • Third-dose boosters offer long-term protection from COVID-19, study run in Exeter finds • Be Part of Research • Assistant Research Associate | Vacancies • RDUH Career Gateway - Administrator • Mental Health Awareness Week 2023 – research maps pathways to support for parent carer mental health • Text message campaign boosts sign-ups to Join Dementia Research in the South West • Introducing Dr Ashish Kotecha • NHS England » Staff stories • Your path in research | NIHR • Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Officer | Vacancies and careers with Royal Devon NHS • NHS 75: Shape the future | NIHR • Dr Frazer Underwood appointed CRN South West Peninsula Senior NMAHP Lead for Research • Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Officer Vacancy • Research study investigates benefits of extra infant feeding help • The SPaCE Project - parent carer survey • South West Clinical Research Practitioner says registration could boost career opportunities • Primary Care Research Event • Home page - DecodeME • News story: Mobile Research Units help deliver study protecting babies against RSV • HARMONIE Trial • Research begins in South West to tackle RSV infections in infants • News story: National MRSA study gets underway as Somerset NHS Foundation Trust recruits first participant in the UK • Case study: Your Path in Research - Rebecca Stride | NIHR • News story: Multi-million-pound trial running at hospitals across the South West will help rapidly find flu treatments this winter • Blog: Health Matters by Brian Pearson • News story: Drug trial helps Desmond get back on the road • Case study: Your Path in Research - Marina Bozic | NIHR • Case study: Your Path in Research - Dr Alessia Rose | NIHR • Your Path in Research • Complete the survey on primary care services for people with ADHD • Case study: Midwife who took part in miscarriage drug trial urges others to say yes | NIHR • Mental health research: everyone should be talking about it • Mental health research: an opportunity for everyone • Sign up to our patient & public newsletter • Sign up to our stakeholder newsletter • Our website