The NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Yorkshire and Humber conducts applied health research to improve the health and wellbeing of the 5.4 million people in the region.
Bringing together expertise from universities, NHS trusts, local authorities and partners, our ARC multidisciplinary teams work with the public to focus on addressing the major health challenges faced by our population.
Making a Difference: Our Latest Case Studies
Bridging the Digital Divide for People with Severe Mental Ill-health
Bridging the Digital Divide for People with Severe Mental Ill-health
Virtual wards and remote care: evaluating the implementation of a handheld medical examination device
Virtual wards and remote care: evaluating the implementation of a handheld medical examination device
Our latest projects
Improving the health of people with mental and physical health issues – a research priority setting exercise.
People living with both mental and physical health issues, their families, and the health and social care professionals who support them should have input on the most important questions to...
Youth Mental Health Evidence Synthesis Hub (Y-MHESH)
Y-MHESH is a collaboration between the Universities of York (UK) and Auckland (NZ) bringing together research evidence to answer questions about mental health that are important to young people. Evidence...
Embedding environmental quality into nature-based interventions for health
Nature-Based Interventions (NBIs), such as conservation and gardening activities, aim to improve the health and wellbeing of participants through engagement with nature. These activities also improve the ‘quality’ of the...
Upcoming Events
Lunch & Learn – Understanding and exploring the role of adverse child experiences in adolescent mental health: a novel project using creative methodologies conducted across England
13th January 2025
12:30 pm
– 1:30 pm
Zoom
Lunch & Learn- HABIT (Health visitors delivering Advice in Britain on Infant Toothbrushing)
3rd December 2024
12:30 pm
– 1:30 pm
Online
Lunch & Learn – Using Routine Data for decision making
4th December 2024
12:30 pm
– 1:30 pm
Online
