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
Our latest projects
CoACH: ARBD – Collaborative Alcohol Care in Hull: Alcohol-Related Brain Damage
CoACH: ARBD explores alcohol-related brain damage (ARBD) among hospital inpatients by assessing its prevalence and identifying care gaps. ARBD, a cognitive impairment linked to chronic, heavy alcohol consumption, is often...
ProACTIVE – Programme of research for Alcohol Care Teams: Impact, Value and Effectiveness
We’re part of a programme of research examining the clinical and cost effectiveness of Alcohol Care Teams to inform the future commissioning of services. Alcohol-related hospital admissions continue to rise,...
CoACH – Collaborative Alcohol Care in Hull
A small group of service users with alcohol dependence and co-occurring mental health and physical health problems disproportionately account for the greatest use of acute hospital admissions and emergency department...
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
Online
