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The focus of the 'From Evidence to Practice: Implementing change in Primary Care' workshop at the King's Fund in London on 9 October, was to discuss the challenges within primary care of how to close the gap between evidence and practice.
Beyond Methods: What TUTOR-PHC taught me about Interdisciplinary Research, Leadership and Impact
Rosina Cross, one of our SPCR Trainees, reflects on her TUTOR-PHC programme visit based at Western University in Canada.
PPIE in Practice - Inequalities in the awareness, diagnosis and treatment of Genitourinary Symptoms of the Menopause
In our latest episode of Public Involvement in Practice, we speak to Dr Jo Burgin, Centre for Academic Primary Care, University of Bristol to tell us about how they involved the public in their project exploring inequalities in the awareness, diagnosis and treatment of Genitourinary Symptoms of the Menopause.
Reflections of a Community Involvement & Engagement Model: The Listening Café and Community Conversations
Sonia Newman, Patient & Public Involvement (PPI) Officer at the University of Southampton, reflects on approaches to involvement and engagement through The Listening Café and Community Conversations.
SPCR Researcher Spotlight | Professor Clare Taylor and Dr Georgia Richards
We are pleased to share the next edition of our SPCR Researcher Spotlight series, featuring two of our researchers, Dr Georgia Richards, from the University of Oxford, and Professor Clare Taylor from the University of Birmingham. This series highlights the impact of continued SPCR research capacity and development funding since it's introduction in 2010.
Closing the ‘Missing Middle’: Innovations in Mental Health Care at AccEPT
The AccEPT Clinic at the University of Exeter, which is helping to close the “missing middle” in mental health care, has received support from the NIHR Three Schools Mental Health Programme, including a pre-doctoral fellowship exploring how NHS Talking Therapies staff can better support clients with complex depression.
SPCR Researcher Spotlight | Dr Ali Albasri and Dr Cini Bhanu
We are pleased to share the next edition of our SPCR Researcher Spotlight series, featuring two of our researchers, Dr Ali Albasri, formerly from the University of Oxford, and Dr Cini Bhanu from the University College London. This series highlights the impact of continued SPCR research capacity and development funding since it's introduction in 2010.
Using creative approaches to enable patient and public involvement in a realist review: lessons from the SHADOW study
With SPCR PPIE funding, researchers and public contributors at Keele University came together to co-produce insights into improving help-seeking for mental health problems in older adults.
The MODE Study “One Sheet of Paper” Analysis Day
Funded by the NIHR School for Primary Care Research (SPCR), the MODE Study, led by Sarah Price at the University of Exeter, explores how interim diagnoses develop and when they may delay cancer diagnosis.
Reflections on Community Involvement and Creativity in the GLASS Study
Funded by the SPCR, the GLASS study used creative methods to explore feelings of guilt and shame among older adults with multiple long-term conditions. In this blog lead researcher Dr Opeyemi Babatunde reflects on the importance of community engagement and involvement in this project.
SPCR Researcher Spotlight | Professor Derek Kyte and Professor Jaspal Tagger
We are pleased to share the next edition of our SPCR Researcher Spotlight series, featuring two of our researchers, Professor Jaspal Tagger the University of Nottingham and Professor Derek Kyte from the University of Worcester. This series highlights the impact of continued SPCR research capacity and development funding since it's introduction in 2010.
Reflections on the 2025 SPCR Trainees Event
As the Directorate of the NIHR School for Primary Care Research, we are delighted to reflect on another annual Trainees Event. This year’s gathering, held at Chilworth Manor, Southampton on Wednesday 15 - Thursday 16 October, brought together our trainees, mentors, GP commercial research fellows and partner organisations in one place.
The importance of patient and public involvement and engagement in research – a PhD researcher’s journey of discovery
SPCR trainee Anna Pathmanathan reflects on engaging or involving the public in research.
SPCR Researcher Spotlight | Professor Adam Geraghty and Professor Nathan Davies
We are pleased to share the next edition of our SPCR Researcher Spotlight series, featuring two of our researchers, Professor Nathan Davies the Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) and Dr Adam Geraghty from the University of Southampton . This series highlights the impact of continued SPCR research capacity and development funding since it's introduction in 2010.
Learning from each other: Insights from a public co-applicant collaboration in primary care research
As part of an SPCR-funded study, Louise Ting and Charlotte Archer reflect on working together to explore the benefits and challenges of remote consulting for anxiety and depression in primary care
2025 George Lewith Prize Winner | Insights from the SAPC Conference
Milou Ottolini and Dhanush Ammineni, the winners of the George Lewith Prize 2025, reflect on their visit to the 53rd Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC) Annual Scientific Meeting.
Public perceptions of the future of Primary Care
In this blog post Jessica Drinkwater and Sarah Skyrme discuss 'Public perceptions of the future of Primary Care' and the first workshop for public contributors getting involved with SPCR 737 award.
Mapping cultural sector activities for older people from global majority backgrounds in the UK: learnings from the TOUS study
In this blog, Debra Westlake and Stephanie Tierney from the Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences (University of Oxford) reflect on identifying what cultural activities are offered for older people in the UK from global majority backgrounds.
How should a first year medical student spend their summer holidays …
In this post NIHR School of Primary Care Research intern, Sarah Newman, reflects on her internship programme at the University of Bristol’s Centre for Academic Primary Care (CAPC).
SPCR Researcher Spotlight | Professor Evangelos Kontopantelis and Professor Helen Atherton
We are pleased to share the next edition of our SPCR Researcher Spotlight series, featuring two of our researchers, Professor Evangelos Kontopantelis from the University of Manchester and Professor Helen Atherton from the University of Southampton . This series highlights the impact of continued SPCR research capacity and development funding since it's introduction in 2010.
What’s law got to do with it?: Reflecting on my time in the Q-DaPS team as an in2research student
As part of the in2research programme, Shania Essah Aurelio joined the Q-DaPS project with a background in law and an interest in data protection. In this reflection, they share how the placement broadened their understanding of qualitative health research and the value of interdisciplinary collaboration.