News and publications

A dataset including over 2,100 questions received by the Epilepsy (Canada) PSP has been made openly available

CADTH has used JLA methods to agree a list of the 10 technologies Canada's health care system decision-makers should prepare for over the next 2 years

Louise Dunford and Nahid Ahmad have joined the team as JLA Advisers

The JLA has been piloting a new Race Equality Framework, designed by the NIHR Race and Equality Public Action Group (REPAG).

Martyn Hooper from the Pernicious Anaemia PSP shares an update on the progress since the Top 10

The Respiratory Research Centre, based at the University of Saskatchewan, has launched animated videos to follow up on its JLA PSP

Where can researchers get help and advice about their funding applications, to give them the best chance of receiving funding for their work?

The Cystic Fibrosis Trust has written an update giving examples of what's happened to the cystic fibrosis research priorities agreed by the PSP around five years ago

The James Lind Alliance (JLA) is recruiting another JLA Adviser to join our team. We are looking for an independent consultant who will contract with the University of Southampton to support and facilitate JLA Priority Setting Partnerships.

The Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) PSP team in the Netherlands (Christine Dedding, Karijn Aussems & Casper Schoemaker) has kindly updated us on their experience of exploring how to engage children in a PSP.

A project is now underway to map out the varying information available from JLA PSPs and identify common themes which cut across PSPs

Hear from the Children's Cancer PSP about how they produced engaging materials that would help children to understand the process

Recently, in the most global JLA workshop so far, priorities around methods of rapid reviews were decided by patients, carers, members of the public, researchers, funders, policymakers, reviewers and clinicians from 11 countries.

The Type 2 Diabetes JLA PSP published its Top 10 in 2017. Kamini Shah, Head of Research Funding at Diabetes UK, brings us up to date with work that Diabetes UK has been doing to fund and encourage life-changing research in the priority areas.

Identification of the Top 10 research priorities for occupational therapy in the UK was just the start. The Royal College of Occupational Therapists is now targeting a range of activities to make sure that the Top 10 is taken forward and the questions that matter most to people who access and deliver occupational therapy services are addressed.