South Yorkshire Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care - CLAHRC SY

CLAHRC-SY

CLAHRC SY R&D update
May 2013 download here

Expanded Newborn Screening newsletter May 2013
Now available to download here

'Ready Steady Go' telehealth implementation toolkit
Now available to download here

SYC Annual Update - March 2013
Now available for download here

Professor Sue Mawson announced as Director Designate for CLAHRC SY and CLAHRC Leeds, York and Bradford's joint application for funding for a CLAHRC for Yorkshire and the Humber.

Health Inequalities Project Casebook 2008-2012
Now available for download here

FREE training course - social return on investment for public health,
15-16th May 2013.
For more information click here

PPI
Our Winter 2012/13 newsletter is now available here

Industry
Our Autumn 2012 newsletter is now available here

Design 4 Health 2013
Call for papers
Click here for more information

Fuel Poverty, Housing and Health - showcase of national research 12th
December, Sheffield.
Click here for more information

Summary of CLAHRC SY achievements Oct 2010 - March 2012
Now available here

CLAHRC SY's Core Management Team - leaflet explaining our role now
available here

Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research
and Care for South Yorkshire (CLAHRC SY) is a five year pilot
programme to translate healthcare research into healthcare practice,
with a specific focus on the self-management of long-term conditions.
Our main funder is the National Institute for Health Research.

Our remit is to undertake high quality applied
research, translate research into practice,
and increase our partner organisations'
capacity to do more of the same.

CLAHRC SY has four core values that we
endeavour to adhere to as a CLAHRC.

These are:
• Building Collaborations and Co-production
• Addressing Inequalities in Health
• Capacity Building
• The joint engagement in & ownership of CLAHRC by our partners.

Living well with longer-term depression - The IQuESTS Project from CLAHRC SY Core Team on Vimeo.

This documentary explores people's experiences of living with longer-term depression, and how self-management approaches can empower individuals to take control of their mental well being. The film also gives a powerful insight into how service-user involvement throughout the IQuESTS project has helped shaped a new approach that better meets the needs of this group.

The IQuESTS Project, funded by the NIHR CLAHRC, aims to reduce levels of chronic, recurrent and relapsing depression in South Yorkshire through translating results from clinical trials of psychological treatments for depression to routine NHS conditions, improving self-management, and demonstrating a step change in the quality and effectiveness of NHS psychological services and therapies.

A film by Optical Jukebox.
Associate producer - Lindsey Bishop-Edwards
(for the IQuESTS research team)

CLAHRC-SY NIHR

National Institute for Health Research Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care for South Yorkshire (CLAHRC SY) acknowledges funding from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR). The views and opinions expressed are those of the authors, and not necessarily those of the NHS, the NIHR or the Department of Health.

CLAHRC SY would also like to acknowledge the participation and resources of our partner organisations. Further details can be found here.

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