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Direct to appropriate research/education channel for further development

Learn how PenCLAHRC selects projects to add to its portfolio based on criteria including problem size, potential gains, strategic priority, alignment with priorities, feasibility, and local relevance. Joint projects with AHSN are considered, with a focus on theme-driven questions for PenCHORD.

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Direct to appropriate research/education channel for further development

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  1. How does PenCLAHRC identify its projects? Project continuation from 1st PenCLAHRC Add to PenCLAHRC portfolio and provide appropriate resource (as agreed) • Considered by • Executive Group • Research Questions/Issues judged against the following criteria: • Size of problem • Potential gains from research/implementation • Strategic priority for NHS partners • Alignment with PenCLAHRC priorities • Feasibility and local appropriateness Joint projects with AHSN YES Ad-hoc adoption of projects Adopted? Engagement with stakeholders NO Issue-driven questions Direct to appropriate research/education channel for further development Theme-driven questions PenCHORD

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