Council for Allied Health Professions Research

CAHPR is a partner for the Stroke Association/James Lind Alliance Stroke Priority Setting Partnership (PSP). Since the beginning of March, PSP has gathered the voices of people across the UK to find out what research can make the biggest difference to the lives of those affected by stroke.

An app to self-report symptoms has been designed by researchers in London to help identify those at high risk, who is most at risk and local spread of the virus.

The Research Excellence Framework (REF) 2021 has been put on hold in recognition of staff being needed in critical areas. 

We are beginning to see the impact of COVID-19 on the research community. Research studies are being delayed or are needing to adjust protocols etc. Many funders and sponsors are sympathetic to the situation and guidance has been issued from major research governance/funding bodies on this. 

The vision of CAHPR is directly aligned with our overarching career aims – to improve quality of care & clinical and cost effectiveness of care, while at the same time facilitating AHP’s to generate, disseminate and implement research

During 2020, CAHPR will be undergoing a review and are seeking an experienced provider to carry out this work. The deadline for bids has been extended to 23rd March. 

During 2020, CAHPR will be undergoing a review and are seeking an experienced provider to carry out this work. The deadline for bids has been extended to 4th March. 

We are pleased to announce that CAHPR and the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) again in 2020 is partnering the award category for AHP Research Impact.

CAHPR is proud sponsor of the new Evaluating Health and Social Care Practice award in 2020. This is an exciting opportunity for AHPs to receive recognition for work that has improved care for patients accessing a service.