Click on the links below to access information on the funded Awards and any available report outcomes for each call:
Commissioned Needs-Led Research AwardsResearch in priority areas, working with users of research (policy-makers, practitioners and commissioners), generators of researchers, patients, clients, carers and others.
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| Cross-border Healthcare Intervention Trials In Ireland Network (CHITIN) (2018-2023) |
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Covid-19 Rapid Response (2020)
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| SAPHIRe – The Consortium for Adoption of Personalised Health in Regions (2016-2022) |
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Dementia Care (2013 & 2014)
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Suicide Prevention (2008 & 2009)
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Antimicrobial Resistance (2005)
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Investing in Health & NIPEC (2004)
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Targeting Social Need (2003)
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Opportunity-Led Research AwardsResearch derived from ad-hoc opportunities to exploit partnership funding
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| Opportunity-Led Awards (2010-current) |
Research Programme Awards |
| US Ireland Research & Development Partnership Program Awards (2008-current) |
| Enabling Research Awards |
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Recognised Research Group Awards (2000-2012)
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NI Longitudinal Study (NILS) Awards (2008-2010)
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Education and Training Awards |
| Fellowship Awards (Doctoral, Post-Doctoral, Career Development, Clinician Scientist) (1998-current) |
| General Practice Academic Research Training Scheme (GPARTS) (1999-current) |
| Cochrane Fellowship Awards (2002-2018) |
| National Cancer Institute (NCI) Courses (attendance at NCI summer courses) |
Personal and Public Involvement Awards |
| PPI in Research Support Small Grant Awards |
Research Dissemination Awardsaimed at improving the impact and reach of research and promote evidence-based practice & research relevant to the HSC
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| Knowledge Exchange Awards (2010-2018) |
| Support for Workshops and Conferences (2010-current) |
Research Centre Awards (previously funded) |
| Research Centres previously funded |
NIHR Evaluation, Trials and Studies (NETS) AwardsAn annual contribution (of around £3M) from HSC R&D Division to the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) supports important national research targeting the questions that are most important to doctors, patients and other evidence-users and the areas of research where the need and opportunity is greatest
This investment enables Northern Ireland-based researchers to lead on applications for NIHR research opportunities.
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Click here to view over 50 NIHR-funded research studies led from NI |