Invention for Innovation - AMI Frequently Asked Questions
Invention for Innovation - AMI Frequently Asked Questions
- Published: 18 May 2023
Invention for Innovation - AMI Frequently Asked Questions
NIHR Honorary role criteria
Our action plan sets out some of our key activities that are in progress and planned over the next 5 years to achieve our EDI aims.
This interim payment policy sets out how NIHR supports members of the public to be involved by rewarding and recognising them through payment and reimbursement of expenses.
Our strategy document drives our commitment to embed equality, diversity and inclusion across our research, systems and culture.
This document provides an example of a standard research contract for NIHR global health research funded using Official Development Assistance.
All members of NIHR funding committees are asked to complete a Register of Interest form
Find out more about the NIHR Academy online events Privacy Notice.
This document provides an example of a standard research contract between Secretary of State for Health and Social Care and a higher education institution (HEI).
This document provides an example of a standard NIHR research contract between the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care and an NHS Trust.
This document provides an example of a standard research contract between Secretary of State for Health and Social Care and a commercial organisation, such as a life sciences company.
A practitioner’s guide for public involvement in research, co-produced by the National Institute for Health and Care Research’s Race Equality Public Action Group.
Guidance notes for the Doctoral Clinical and Practitioner Academic Fellowship Scheme, which funds healthcare professionals to undertake a PhD by research and further their professional development and clinical practice.
Our operating principles of impact, excellence, inclusion, collaboration and effectiveness.
This Starting Out Guide has been written to help and advise members of the public who would like to get involved, or have recently become involved in research. In this guide you will find key information and principles about getting involved in research, whatever your experience or prior knowledge.
Technical standards for journals, publishing platforms and repositories
NIHR's position on responsible use of metrics
NIHR Open Access policy from June 2022
This document provides guidance for organisations in receipt of NIHR funding contracts on good practice in governance, finance and risk management and a range of examples of good practice.
A document describing the NIHR Peer Reviewer Confidentiality Agreement.
Operational Priorities for the NIHR
DHSC document: Annex B, FAQs - Attributing the costs of health and social care Research & Development (AcoRD)
The NIHR Global Health Policy and Systems Research programme (Global HPSR) Theory of Change demonstrates the inputs, activities, outputs, outcomes and impacts that reflect the core aims, objectives, and funding criteria of the Global HPSR programme. It provides a visual representation of the programme’s core principles and ambitions, shown in a series of logical steps.
Policy on preventing harm in research for organisations and individuals in receipt of NIHR funding.
Exploring the principles and obligations to support clinical academic training for all UK institutions