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Research for Innovation, Speculation and Creativity (RISC) Project Scheme Details (Hits : 3869)
| Aims: | To provide research of direct benefit to users of the NHS in England. The RISC programme is for potentially paradigm-changing projects in Health Services and Public Health Research. |
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| Description: | The purpose of the RISC scheme is to fund new and radical ideas for health research that could lead to a step change in the care and management of patients. RISC awards are intended particularly for speculative, novel proposals that are unlikely to gain support during traditional peer review processes. The RISC programme is complementary to the Research for Patient Benefit (RfPB) programme as it provides a response-mode funding stream for applications that are too speculative for RfPB. A fixed grant will be awarded to successful applicants. On completion of the research, grant holders may be able to apply to RfPB to further develop the research theme. |
| *Type: | Projects |
| *Duration: | 1 year - 3 years |
| Funding: | A maximum grant of £200,000 will be awarded and projects can be up to 18 months in length. |
| *Amount: | £50K - £100K (Estimated total funds: £100,000) |
| Closing Date: | (Past) |
| Comments: | The NIHR Research for Innovation Speculation and Creativity (RISC) programme is currently under review. Plans for a fourth call for proposals are suspended pending the outcome of this review. Results are expected later in the year. |
| Restrictions: | All researchers based in the NHS in England will be eligible to apply. Joint applications from NHS researchers with academic partners as co-applicants are welcome. In both cases, funding will be awarded to the NHS organisation. |
| Grant Contact: | Dr Julian Hughes Phone : 020 8943 8450 Email: julian.hughes@nihr-ccf.org.uk |
| Grant Web Page: | Research for Innovation, Speculation and Creativity (RISC) Project Scheme |
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