Council for Allied Health Professions Research

We would like to hear your views on what is needed from an AHP research support network

The motivation for Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) to become active in research has never been so strong. Engagement in research enables AHPs to lead research which impacts clinical practice and improves patient care.

Congratulations to the The Rapid Response Children's Physiotherapy Team at Lincolnshire Community Health Services for winning this year’s CAHPR Award for Evaluating Health & Social Care Practice at the Advancing Healthcare Awards 2020. 

This is a fantastic example of strong evaluation leading to a fully commissioned service with a sustainable future. It shows how to take healthcare to the community and focus on long-term management of patients alongside a rapid response service. Its co-produced and co-designed; transferable and scalable.

As Dr Rachel Harris' four year tenure as Chair of the CAHPR Strategy committee comes to an end CAHPR welcomes the successor Prof Dawn Carnes. 

Our ambition is to create a unique ‘eco-system’ of research and clinical skills that is specifically designed to support AHP research activity in the Greater Manchester area.

Are you already involved in research or wanting to start your research career? Join the free online Q&A  session to find out more.

The CSP is seeking an experienced provider to tender for a project to understand the role of exercise professionals in the delivery of the NHS long term plan within AHP services in England.

This accessible CAHPR top tips series is designed to support and inspire NMAHPs who are either currently undertaking doctoral studies or those who are simply curious to learn more.

The Council of Allied Health Professions Research (CAHPR) is seeking an experienced provider to carry out an organisational review.  Deadline 20th August 2020. 

The Council for Allied Health Professions Research (CAHPR) activity report provides a summary of activities undertaken by CAHPR in 2019.