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1 Health Services and Delivery Research Programme NIHR Health Services and Delivery Research (HS&DR) programme Researcher-led workstream (Standard Stage 1 to Stage 2): Specification Closing date: 1pm, 06 September Remit The HS&DR programme funds research to improve the quality, effectiveness and accessibility of the NHS, including evaluations of how the NHS might improve delivery of services. The audience for this research is the public, service users, clinicians and managers. The HS&DR programme aims to produce rigorous and relevant evidence on the quality, access and organisation of health and social care services, including costs and outcomes. The programme will enhance the strategic focus on research that matters to the NHS including research on implementation and a range of knowledge mobilisation initiatives. The NIHR HS&DR programme is funded by the NIHR, with contributions from Health and Care Research Wales, the HSC R&D Division, Public Health Agency in Northern Ireland, and case by case contributions from the CSO in Scotland. The programme operates two funding streams; researcher-led and commissioned. Researchers in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are eligible to apply for funding from either workstream under this programme. Researchers in Scotland may apply to the researcher-led workstream but are not eligible to respond to the commissioned workstream and should contact the CSO to discuss funding opportunities for healthcare delivery-type research. 2. The researcher-led workstream The researcher-led workstream welcomes stage 1 proposals on topics or research questions identified by researchers within the programme s remit. The aim is to fund research that will lead to improvements in health services that will be of greatest benefit to the NHS and to patients. We are interested in a range of types of research including primary research and evidence synthesis. We are particularly keen to see large scale studies of national importance. This means primary research projects which: Address an issue of major strategic importance to the NHS, with the cost in line with the significance of the problem to be investigated Are likely to lead to changes in practice that will have a significant impact on a large number of patients across the UK Aim to fill a clear 'evidence gap', and are likely to generate new knowledge of direct relevance to the NHS Have the potential for findings to be applied to other conditions or situations outside the immediate area of research Bring together a team with strong expertise and track record across the full range of relevant disciplines
2 Will be carried out across more than one research site. If you are planning a project of this type you may wish to refer to the MRC Complex Interventions Framework. Areas of interest: The researcher-led workstream has a continued interest in applications for research in areas highlighted as a priority in previous NIHR themed calls as well as previous HS&DR highlight notices. NIHR Themed call Close date Dementia May 2011 Surgical and implantable devices May 2012 Primary Care Interventions May 2013 Very Rare Diseases Feb 2013 Antimicrobial resistance Jan 2014 Long Term Conditions in children May 2014 Applied Research into Mesothelioma Oct 2014 Multimorbidities in older people Apr 2015 Prevention & Treatment of Obesity April 2016 Complex Health and Care Needs in Older People Highlight notice 2017 Brain Tumours Highlight notice 2017 The HS&DR programme will fund both primary research and evidence syntheses, depending on the existing research and the most appropriate way of responding to important knowledge gaps. NHS organisations, universities, and other organisations are eligible to apply, though applicants must demonstrate that the research team includes the range of expertise necessary for the work proposed. The NIHR programmes currently have the following two highlight notices: 1. Complex Health and Care Needs in Older People. This highlight notice indicates the continuing interest of NIHR in receiving research proposals in this area, and particularly those addressing Frailty; Transitions in care, service delivery and models of care; Medicines management/polypharmacy; Promoting healthy ageing/preventing ill health; Patient-centred decision making. 2. Brain Tumours. This highlight notice indicates the continuing interest of NIHR in receiving research proposals in this area, and it encourages collaborative applications that demonstrate how they build on recent initiatives and investment in the area made by the NIHR, the MRC and other research funders. For further details of these highlight notices, please see Please note that the 18/73 researcher led call is open to all relevant research areas, and does not just include these highlight notices. If you are responding to the highlight notices, please indicate this in the application form in Section 6, Question 1 What is the problem being addressed? 3. Assessment criteria and process The HS&DR programme is Needs-led, Science-added and Value for Money.
3 We are Needs-led because we assess what questions are important to the NHS, and in what priority they should be answered. We are Science-added because we ask whether the proposal meets the scientific quality we insist on, and we support the delivery of quality research through our monitoring process. We provide Value for money because assessment of need and scientific support maximises the relevance and benefits achievable within the funds available. Standard stage 1 to stage 2 application process Applicants must submit a stage 1 proposal which will be subject to a remit and competitiveness check prior to consideration by the HS&DR Researcher-led Panel. Proposals shortlisted by the Panel will be required to submit a stage 2 proposal which will be subject to external review prior to consideration by the HS&DR Board. One stage straight to stage 2 application process Evidence syntheses For applications for evidence synthesis research the HS&DR Researcher-Led workstream operates a one stage straight to stage 2 application process (this does not apply to evidence synthesis applications responding to a call in the commissioned workstream). Evidence synthesis proposals submitted via this one stage straight to stage 2 application opportunity might include a small element of primary research data, and we would welcome different types of review/synthesis approaches. However, we would expect the majority of the proposed research to include the combining/synthesising of different types of existing evidence (quantitative and qualitative) in order to produce evidence/findings relevant to the needs of the HS&DR programme. Evidence synthesis applications submitted via this straight to stage 2 application route will be subject to a remit and competitiveness check prior to consideration by the HS&DR Board. As part of the stage 2 proposal expert review process, applicants will be given the opportunity to respond to reviewer comments prior to consideration of their proposal by the HS&DR Board. Because of the application assessment timeline applicants should be aware that there will be a relatively short window to provide this response. To help applicants plan for this external review response requirement, applicants shortlisted from stage 1 will be notified of the reviewer comments window dates in their stage 1 outcome letter (approx. start of January 2019). Stage 2 proposals (standard stage 1 to stage 2 process) will be considered by the HS&DR Board in May Selection Criteria In assessing proposals, the Panel and Board will use the following criteria: Importance of the suggested research to the needs of the NHS and delivery of health and social care services; Scientific quality of the proposal including the likelihood of the study: o making a substantial advance in scientific understanding and knowledge; o leading to a substantial improvement in health or health services; o increasing understanding of the broader topic area; Feasibility of the study; Demonstration of the team s skill mix, experience, project management and infrastructure for success; Whether costs of the proposed research are realistic and value for money. 4. General guidance for applicants (for both Standard stage 1 to stage 2 and One stage straight to Stage 2 (Evidence Synthesis) application processes)
4 The programme aims to commission high quality, well designed research which will be carried out by effective and efficient research teams, providing findings which meet the needs of NHS managers and leaders. NIHR experience suggests the importance of the following: Theoretical framing and empirical methods Issues should be addressed in a way likely to lead to the wide applicability of findings. Applicants should clearly demonstrate links between theoretical and empirical work. Large projects will need various methods, including both qualitative and quantitative approaches matched to study questions and with clear understanding as to how findings from different approaches will be integrated. Research team makeup and expertise Large projects are likely to need teams with significant input from a number of disciplines. All project proposals should include details of how the project will be managed including who will be the project manager, a role which should be appropriately costed where necessary. This role may be played by the Chief Investigator or another designated team member. A Project Manager role description is included in the Stage 2 proposal guidance notes. For projects involving a number of institutions or component parts, effective project management is essential to ensure the work is completed within the planned timeframe. Stakeholder and public involvement Applicants should demonstrate involvement of all relevant stakeholders (including, where appropriate, local communities, ethnic groups, patients and the public, carers as well as health care practitioners and managers) during the design, execution and communication of the research. Projects should explicitly outline how the proposed work could lead to enhanced public and community engagement. Partner Given the aim of the HS&DR programme, successful projects are likely to involve partnership working between experienced academic teams and those involved in the delivery of services. Research governance Applicants should ensure their proposal complies with the UK Policy Framework for Health and Social Care Research. Successful applicants will be required to provide proof of research ethics committee approval for their project, if required. Costs and value for money We will fund a range of projects in both size and duration. Value for money will be an important consideration and project costs will be carefully scrutinised and must be well justified. NIHR programmes fund Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) at a maximum of 80% of Full Economic Cost (except for equipment over 50,000). For non-he Institutions, NHS R&D may fund 100% of costs. The HS&DR programme reserves the right to award a grant for less than the amount sought by applicants where appropriate. 5. Dissemination and knowledge mobilisation Applicants should make clear how findings will be communicated effectively to a wide variety of academic, policy and public audiences. Researchers should recognise that the HS&DR programme funds projects which show a creative and proactive approach to engaging with the NHS management and leadership community. Researchers of successful projects will be expected to deliver the following written outputs: an executive summary with clearly identified policy, managerial and practice implications; a full report detailing all the work undertaken; and supporting technical appendices.
5 Applicants should outline plans for conference, seminar and other forms of dissemination to go alongside written communications. Where appropriate, the proposed work should lead to peer-reviewed publications. 6. Further information Any questions in relation to this call for proposals should be sent by to Applicants should be aware that while every effort will be made to respond to enquiries in a timely fashion, these should be received at least two weeks before the closing date. Full details regarding closing dates, selection criteria and assessment processes, guidance on completing the online application form, FAQs and other relevant information are available on the website. We strongly recommend that you review this information before completing your application form.
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