News and publications
The James Lind Alliance is recruiting advisers to join the team
04 January 2017
We’re pleased to announce that the James Lind Alliance (JLA) is seeking to recruit JLA Advisers to join the team. We are looking for skilled individuals who will support and facilitate JLA Priority Setting Partnerships.NIHR and BSG launch top 10 research priorities for alcohol-related liver disease
16 November 2016
The top 10 research priorities for alcohol-related liver disease have been identified by a James Lind Alliance PSP, which was jointly funded by the NIHR and the British Society of Gastroenterology (BSG).Looking beyond the PSP interventions: a thematic analysis of the perceptions and experiences of people in palliative and end of life care
08 November 2016
Dr Annmarie Nelson, of Marie Curie, explores the broader issues and concerns raised by patients, families and health professionals, which went beyond the priority research questions identified by the Palliative and end of life care PSP.First impressions
18 October 2016
Catherine White, one of the new JLA Advisers, describes her personal journey into the world of medical research, and shares her initial insights into the JLA process.Tweeting and Priority Setting Partnerships
11 October 2016
Sandra Regan, JLA Adviser, brings together examples of how Twitter can be used effectively by Priority Setting Partnerships.New and emerging treatments for corneal disorders
20 September 2016
The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Horizon Scanning Research and Intelligence Centre (HSRIC), working with Fight for Sight, has identified 130 new and emerging technologies and procedures for treating corneal disorders.Womb Cancer Priority Setting Partnership wins New Media honours
13 July 2016
Dr Emma Crosbie, who initiated the Womb Cancer Priority Setting Partnership, has won a NIHR media award for a film demonstrating how patients can help researchers decide on research priorities.Sands launches a call for research
01 July 2016
Sands has launched a call for applications to its Research Fund, with particular emphasis on the priorities from the PSP in Stillbirth.PSP Shared Learning Group encourages research into incontinence
29 June 2016
A workshop for incontinence researchers is being organised in response to incontinence being an area of importance highlighted across different PSPs.New survey launches to prioritise research into alcohol-related liver disease
28 June 2016
Can you help? We are inviting anyone affected by alcohol-related liver disease to help shape the research agenda.Gathering Input for the Canadian Dementia Priority Setting Partnership from People with Dementia
23 June 2016
The Alzheimer Society of Manitoba ran a focus group for their members, to help them to contribute to the Dementia (Canada) PSP.The College of Optometrists reports on dementia and vision research event
24 May 2016
The College of Optometrists has developed a report outlining the outcomes of the Visual Impairment and Dementia (VIDem) Summit.Nothing about them without them
06 May 2016
The Canadian Dementia Priority Setting Partnership has just launched its questionnaire. Like every Priority Setting Partnership (PSP), we are hoping for responses from different groups and from across the country.New study addresses priority four from the Spinal Cord Injury PSP
27 April 2016
The PReSUTINeB study is now live, addressing the number four priority from the Spinal Cord Injury Priority Setting Partnership. By taking part, patients will be helping to improve understanding of Urinary Tract Infections and inform future treatment of this debilitating condition.New JLA Advisers join the team
27 April 2016
We’re delighted to announce that three new James Lind Alliance (JLA) Advisers have recently joined the team to help us work with the growing number of Priority Setting Partnerships (PSPs).