Widening involvement in a challenging new decade
The start of the Applied Research Collaboration in South London (along with ARCs elsewhere in England) offers opportunities to attract fresh interest and widen involvement. […]
Articles by Michele Harris-Tafri
What is public health? Public perceptions of public health research
In September this year, I worked in collaboration with the Social Science and Urban Public Health Institute (SUPHI) at King’s College London undertaking a series […]
Working together to understand and improve health and care
Savi Hensman, ARC South London’s patient and public involvement coordinator discusses the value of patients, service users, carers and the public being actively involved in […]
2nd Implementation Science Research Annual Conference – a delegate’s view
By Andrew Walker, deputy clinical director, Musculoskeletal, Health Innovation Network The Centre for Implementation Science and the capacity building theme at CLAHRC South London hosted […]
Professor Jill Manthorpe, ARC South London’s social care theme lead discusses the context and plans for social care research in south London
NIHR ARC South London has a dedicated social care research theme, which is led by Jill Manthorpe, Professor of Social Work at King’s College London, […]
Reflections on CLAHRC South London and looking to the future of NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) South London
As the funding period for NIHR CLAHRC South London comes to an end this month, the CLAHRC Director Professor Sir Graham Thornicroft shares his reflections […]
Two dinosaurs dance in celebration of a remarkable man….. not the average weekend BBQ in Milton Keynes
By Peter Littlejohns, Professor of Public Health, King’s College London, Deputy Director CLAHRC South London It seems a long time ago but the House of […]
Advancing the science of scaling up – review of an #impsci Tweetchat
By Aoife Keohane PhD, CLAHRC South London short course coordinator NIHR CLAHRC South London (@CLAHRC_SL) recently held a #impscichat to explore the theme of our 2nd […]
Involvement in a changing landscape
It is welcome news that, from October 2019, researchers will continue to work with partner organisations, service users, carers and communities in an ARC (Applied […]
What does a moral philosopher look like?
The evening of the 12 June saw me at the Terrace Pavilion of the House of Commons, having been invited by Baroness Nicola Blackwood […]