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Health and Care Research Wales

Research funded by Health and Care Research Wales

Funded awards
117
Published funding
£22.3M
Average published award
£191K
Active funded awards
2
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Health and Care Research Wales funds most in Public Health & Healthcare — 37 grants (32%). Its largest recipient is Cardiff University, with 43 grants.

Funded Awards by Year

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YearFunded awards
20145
20157
201621
201713
201813
201914
202019
202120
20225

Grants

Development and feasibility randomised controlled pilot study of HD-DRUM - a novel motor sequence training app for people with Huntington's diseaseCardiff UniversityHCRW£917K2022Active
Further development and feasibility trial of an online psychoeducational intervention for adolescent depressionCardiff UniversityHCRW£617K2018Completed
IMproving Prophylactic Antibiotic use for Recurrent urinary Tract infection (IMPART): mixed-methods study to address evidence gaps and develop a decision aid)Cardiff UniversityHCRW£577K2021Completed
Putting hidradenitis suppurativa on the NHS map: antibiotic stewardship, epidemiology and core outcome domainsCardiff UniversityHCRW£475K2014Completed
Development of an intervention to Optimise use of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) to prevent HIV-acquisition in at-risk individuals living in Wales [DO-PrEP]Cardiff UniversityHCRW£394K2018Completed
Antibiotic treatment and major bleeding in anticoagulant medication users: analysis of health record data to support safer monitoring and prescribing.Cardiff UniversityHCRW£370K2020Completed
Linking survey and administrative data to enhance understandings of risky behaviours and potential protective factors in children receiving social care: A feasibility studyCardiff UniversityHCRW£363K2022Active
The Economics of Rapid Diagnostics to Reduce Antibiotic Prescribing in NHS Wales (TRaDe)Bangor UniversityHCRW£352K2020Completed
Patient-reported Outcome Measures for Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptom Severity: development of a computer adaptive test from an item bank using Raschmeasurement theory (SOCRATES)Cardiff UniversityHCRW£342K2019Completed
How can we improve the experiences and outcomes of autistic children in care? A mixed methods study of needs, services, and good practiceCardiff UniversityHCRW£340K2021Completed
A longitudinal investigation of new ‘Smart Speaker’ personal assistants to improve independence and wellbeing in social care settingsCardiff UniversityHCRW£331K2020Completed
Leaving a pupil referral unit: Exploring the transitions and post-16 destinations of care experienced young people across WalesCardiff UniversityHCRW£328K2021Completed
How does the environment in and around the home impact social care and health outcomes for older people?Swansea UniversityHCRW£322K2021Completed
Determining Best Preventative Social Care Practice in the Contexts of Older People Receiving Care and Support at Home and Those Living with DementiaSwansea UniversityHCRW£300K2021Completed
Co-PaCT study: Development of Co-produced guidance for the care of Patients with blunt Chest wall Trauma: a mixed methods studySwansea Bay University Health BoardHCRW£279K2020Completed
Integration of health and wellbeing into the school curriculum: a mixed methods investigation of preparations for Wales-wide school reform and it's impacts on health and well-beingCardiff UniversityHCRW£264K2019Completed
Investigating Immune cell fitness to determine patient response to Chimeric Antigen Receptor (CAR)T-Cell therapyCardiff UniversityHCRW£257K2021Completed
Hospital Deep Vein Thrombosis Detection Study in Cancer Patients Receiving Palliative Care (HIDDEN 2)Aneurin Bevan University Health BoardHCRW£250K2021Completed
Learning from the national management of the pandemic: The health economic impact of COVID-19 on care and support for people over 65 years oldSwansea UniversityHCRW£250K2021Completed
CHoosing Active Role Models to INspire Girls (CHARMING): cluster randomised feasibility study of a school-based, community-linked programme to increase physical activity levels in 9-11 year old girlsCardiff UniversityHCRW£250K2020Completed

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