Council for Allied Health Professions Research

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.

CAHPR has published a framework of research practitioner competencies to support practitioners, managers, educators and leaders to review and plan practitioner roles, activity and support systems within a range of practice settings.

CAHPR London Hub are hosting an AHP showcase and celebration event on 11 December.

Hub lead, Dr Sue Hunter, updates on Keele activities in October, including National AHP Day and Keele’s interdisciplinary STROKESTRA® Stroke pilot project. Find out more about activities in Keele on the CAHPR blog.

These top tips on navigating doctoral studies are written by healthcare professionals outside of medicine undertaking doctoral studies and by those with recent experience of successfully completing a doctoral studies within clinical and non-clinical environments.

A new peer support group has been created which aims to create a sense of community for members through networking and group discussion.

CAHPR is sponsoring a new award category as part of the 2020 Advancing Healthcare Awards.

It takes on average 17 years to get research into practice and only 30-40% results in a demonstrable patient benefit. Implementation can enhance uptake of research and reduce research waste.

This roadshow is open to all Allied Health Professionals from across London who have an ambition to improve AHP research capability, capacity and activity within London NHS Trusts

Congratulations to physiotherapist Rob Goodwin - double winner of the Research Impact Award 2019 and AHP of the year at the Chief Allied Professions Officer (CAHPO) awards 2019.