The 2016 Programme and Presentations
The 2016 Annual NHS R&D Forum was attended by over 500 people from across the UK. The event was held on the 23rd and 24th May at the Holiday Inn Stratford-upon-Avon. Below is the 2016 Programme. Please click on the presentation link to see the slides from each session.
2016 Sponsors | 2016 Exhibitors | 2016 Speakers
Monday 23rd May 2016 |
| Presentation | Opening Address and Forum Update Christine McGrath, Director of R&D University Hospitals Southampton Foundation Trust, and Member of R&D Forum Executive Group |
| Presentation | Plenary Session: The Future of Healthcare Professor Sir Muir Gray, Chief Knowledge Officer NHS |
| Presentation | Plenary Session: Multi-stakeholder health research systems: what do we know about working in partnership? Professor Trish Greenhalgh, Professor of Primary Care Health Sciences and Fellow of Green Templeton College at the University of Oxford |
| Research Fayre: (Click here for more details) | |
| Presentation | Plenary Session: ‘To take part in research, or not to take part in research: that is the question’. Overcoming barriers to research for patients and the public. Simon Denegri, NIHR National Director for Patients and Public in Research and Chair INVOLVE |
| Presentation | Plenary Session: Everyone Included…..making changes to research access – it’s what our patients want! Hannah Antoniades, Associate Director of Research & Development, Avon & Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust |
Tuesday 24th May 2016 |
| Day 2 Welcome: HRA Update Dr Janet Wisely, Chief Executive of the Health Research Authority |
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| TBA | Plenary Session: Innovation as the lifeblood of healthcare Dr Patrick Vallance, President Pharmaceuticals R&D, GSK |
| Presentation | Plenary Session: New ways to engage with research Andre Tomlin, The Mental Elf |
| Research Fayre: (Click here for more details) | |
| Parallel Sessions & Discussion Forum (Click here for more details) | |
| Parallel Sessions & Discussion Forum (Click here for more details) | |
| Presentation Blog |
Plenary Session: Joined up R&D – how to make research count Peter Brindle, R&D Programme director of the Avon Primary Care Research Collaborative |