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Welcome to the National Network of Research and Development Support Units for health care research in England. We are a group of professional research support units funded by the National Co-Ordinating Centre for Research Capacity Development (part of NHS R&D) in order to support high quality and multi-disciplinary health and social care research. We do this by running various courses and training programmes, increasing research awareness through local and national meetings, collaborating in research and sometimes leading research.

			Jobs National Conference: Building - Strengthening - Sustaining Research Across England                     RDSUs and SHAs Courses run by individual RDSUs All Courses run by RDSUs (Excluding ones classified under Universities) RDSU Map    SHA Map   -  Pilot versions JISC mailing list (Instructions) Meetings and Minutes Dates and times of future meetings Publicity Newletter Leaflet NHS R&D Forum Relevant Documents Conference 2007 reports Biographies Programme and posters Photos NIHR Update. Presentation by Catherine Johns to Network steering committee - 15th March 2007 The UKCRC Sub Committee for Nurses in Clinical Research (Workforce) chaired by Professor Janet Finch has just released their Nursing Research Workforce draft report. Consultation closes on 30th March - response form The Research for Patient Benefit (RfPB) programme. If you do not have specialist advice available within your institution, the most appropriate source of advice may be an RDSU.  If you are not covered by an RDSU contact RDInfo. Re:Cap -identifying the evidence-base for Research Capacity development in health and social care - A scoping review of the literature. Appendices Science and Innovation Investment Framework 2004-2014: Next Steps Best Research for Best Health: A new national health research strategy -(25/1/2006) Summary of Responses to the Consultation on a New National Health Research Strategy (9/12/2005) Best Research for Best Health: A New National Health Research Strategy (29/7/2005)

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