This year marks 20 years of the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) — and two decades that have transformed the research landscape across the NHS.
Read “We’re incredibly proud to be part of the NIHR family” – Kathryn Fairbrother…
Innovative practices led by radiographers at our hospitals were showcased with a special event at the QMC on March 31st.
Katie Thompson, President of the Society and College of Radiographers (SCoR), visited the radiography team at NUH to learn about advanced and emerging clinical practice driven by radiographers. Some of these techniques are unique to Nottingham.
Read Leading edge radiography practice and research at NUH in the national spotlight…
Families are being left to manage complex and lasting physical, psychological and social challenges on their own after a child is discharged from paediatric intensive care, according to a major UK-led study.
Read Families left unsupported after children leave intensive care, major UK study finds…
A new real-world study from Nottingham University Hospitals has found that around seven per cent of cancer patients carry DPYD gene variants that can make standard chemotherapy drugs significantly more toxic.
Read Study finds seven per cent of cancer patients carry genetic variants that increase chemotherapy risk — but access to testing appears equal…
Hannah Baker, specialist metabolic dietitian and early career researcher at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, has become the only Allied Health Professional (AHP) from the East Midlands to be selected for the NIHR’s developing research leaders’ programme for AHPs
Read Hannah is on track to become a research leader of the future…
People with eczema are being invited to take part in a new research study that explores how best to control eczema flare-ups.
Read People with eczema needed to help a study on how long to use steroid creams for…
