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Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is still an important cause of persistent cough among school age children whose cough is sufficiently severe to trigger a visit to their GP, according to National Institute for Health Research School for Primary Care Research (NIHR SPCR) researcher Dr Kay Wang.

Dr Kay Wang, Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford
Dr Kay Wang, Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford

Connections and Opportunities: Reflections on impact during a PhD

Dr Francesca Dakin, a former NIHR SPCR trainee, reflects on her SPCR-funded PhD research, highlighting the impact, connections, and opportunities it created throughout her doctoral journey.

Co-production, equality, diversity & inclusion at the NIHR School for Primary Care Research Trainee Event 2024

Kerstin Nothnagel, one of our SPCR Trainees, reflects on her time at the 2024 Trainees event in Manchester.

APeX SPCR Spotlight: Highlighting ..... Sarah Moore

APEx SPCR Spotlight: Catching up with Laura Warbrick

Social media: how to protect your mental health

Is a Post-Doctoral Fellowship right for me?

Reflections on the SPCR Trainees Event 2022

APEx SPCR Spotlight: All About… Charlotte Reburn – SPCR PhD Student

Q&A with Sinead McDonagh – NIHR SPCR Postdoctoral Research Fellow

New project evaluates how more trauma-informed support can be provided to people who experience multiple disadvantages

Everyone’s business: Understanding the commercial determinants of mental ill health

My path in research - Emma Cockcroft

Co-producing a systematic review about the impact of trauma during homelessness on mental health (including drug and alcohol use)

Social media use and young adult mental health

Improving access to healthcare and research for the autistic community

COVID-19 Pandemic & My NIHR SPARC Placement

Working across NIHR organisations with a SPARC award

Developing educational leadership skills as an early career academic

NIHR Doctoral Research Training Camp: Preparation for your post-doctoral career

Opportunities and inspiration on the SPARC programme

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