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Mental Health Studies
The Mental Health Network supports a wide range of studies across many areas. These include psychological and biological studies and involve people representing a number of conditions, including schizophrenia, psychosis, depression and eating disorders. To find out more please email us on info@smhrn.org.uk.
Highland Research Facility
Health Data Research UK (HDR-UK)
Scotland hosts one of the six Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) sites. HDR UK was set up in the latter part of 2017 to transform health research by applying cutting-edge computational techniques to dynamic, multidimensional health-relevant data. While the head office is based in London, there are currently six collaborative sites across the UK, based in Wales & Northern Ireland, the Midlands, Cambridge, Oxford, London, and Scotland. The Scottish site capitalises on our worl...
Academic Collaboration
In 2009, Health Science Scotland was formed to facilitate collaboration and promote excellence in the field of clinical and translational medicine. This Academic Health Science Collaboration involved four medical universities – University of Aberdeen, University of Dundee, the University of Edinburgh and the University of Glasgow, and their associated NHS Health Boards. From 2015, Health Science Scotland is now part of NHS Research Scotland and brings together Government, Academi...
Get Involved
Get involved in a clinical trial Information about specific cancer trials can be found on the UKCTG website or the CRUK website or you can ask your healthcare professional or contact your local cancer network for further information. General resources on clinical trials can be found on our
Clinical Research Facilities
A network of Clinical Research Facilities (CRFs) within Scotland provide a purpose-built environment for patient-oriented research. They provide access to cutting-edge clinical facilities and opportunities for research scientists to work closely with clinical researchers, and support the advancement of new therapies and treatments for patients. Facilities are available to: Healthcare professionals who would like to undertake commercial or non-commercial clinical and health...
Calendar
Here you will find information on events NHS Research Scotland are hosting, supporting, exhibiting or attending. Contact information is provided for each event. We are committed to supporting the clinical research community across Scotland so if you wish to publicise an event on our website please contact communications@nrs.org.uk NHS Research Scotland is not responsible for the content on external sites.
Steering Committee
The Scottish Pain Research Community (SPaRC) has a multidisciplinary steering committee to represent a wide range of expertise across basic science, clinical, and population health science.
Resources
NHS Research Scotland produces a range of resources to support and promote clinical research activity in Scotland. Please also visit our news and event pages for latest information, or follow us on Twitter
Infectious Diseases and Microbiology Studies
We are working with researchers to promote the successful delivery of research studies in the NHS. We support a wide range of research, including: Studies of the development and treatment of acute and chronic infections Studies of the prevention, treatment, and control of healthcare associated infections Prevention of infections by vaccination Microbiology laboratories studies of pathogens causing clinical infections Where there is conside...
