Outputs from programme

Grants

 2017

  • NIHR School of Public Health: Phase 2. Department of Health and NIHR, NIHR School for Social Care Research, £1,200,000, 2017-2022, contact: Clare Bambra 
  • Addressing the impact of parental substance misuse on children, Public Health England, £59,903, Jan-17-Jun-17, contact: Raghu Lingam 
  • SILVER: Smart Interventions for Local Vulnerable Families, Public Health Research Programme, £399,797, Jan-17-Jan-19, contact: Raghu Lingam
  • SILVER: Smart Interventions for Local Vulnerable Residents, N8 Connected Health Cities, £399,107, Mar-17-Feb-20, contact: Eileen Kaner

 2016

  • Community pHarmaciEs Mood Intervention STudy (CHEMIST): Feasibility and Pilot Study, NIHR/PHR, £467,000, 2016-2018, contact: Clare Bambra
  • Evaluation of the Stockton on Tees ECO scheme, Stockton-On-Tees Borough Council. £40,915, Feb-16-Oct-16, contact: Heather Brown
  • Dental antibiotic prescribing audit, Health Education North West. £4,963, Mar-16-Feb-17, contact: Jonathan Ling
  • NIHR PHR Project: SOLID (Supporting Looked after children In Decreasing Drugs, and alcohol): A Multi-centre external pilot randomised controlled trial to decrease risky substance use (drugs and alcohol) and enhance mental health and well-being of Looked after children, IHR/BRC, £501,794,  Mar-16-Dec-17, contact: Raghu Lingam 
  • Dept of Health PRP Public Health Research Consortium, Department of Health. £174,913.00, Apr-16-Sep-17, contact: Ashley Adamson
  • Equal North: Research and practice network, Public Health England £60,000, Apr-16-Mar-17, contact: Eileen Kaner
  • Life chances across the life course: the roots of social mobility across future generations, Newcastle University Institute for Social Renewal and Institute for Ageing. £14,972, Apr-16-May-17, contact: Suzanne Moffatt
  • Exploring Novel Psychoactive Substance (NPS) use and its consequences for police practitioners and substance users in the North East of England. N8 Policing Research Partnership. N8 Policing Research Partnership Catalyst Project, £24,674, May-16-Apr-17, contact: Eileen Kaner
  • Evaluation of the introduction of fully smokefree policies in two North East Foundation NHS Trusts [Northumberland, Tyne and Wear (NTW) & Tees, Esk and Wear Valley (TEWV)] - specific allocation, PHE, NTW and TEWV. £34,500 May-16-Dec-17, Janet Shucksmith.
  • Ways to Wellness: feasibility study of the impact of a social prescribing intervention, NIHR School for Public Health Research Public Health Practitioner Evaluation Scheme. £51,609, Jul-16-Mar-17, contact: Suzanne Moffatt
  • ATTUNE - Understanding Pathways to Stimulant Use: a mixed-methods examination of the individual, social and cultural factors shaping illicit stimulant use across Europe. Policy Research Programme (PRP), £272,005, Sep-16-Aug-19, contact: Eileen Kaner
  • Newcastle Gateshead Enhanced Health in Care Homes Vanguard, North East Commissioning Support, £14,937, Oct-16-Apr-17, contact: Jonathan Ling
  • Evaluation of the implementation of Health Pathways in South Tyneside, North East Commissioning Support, £29,985, Nov-16-Jun-17, contact: Jonathan Ling 
  • Smoke-Free Mental Health Services – North of England - Scoping Exercise, Public Health England, £5,000,  Dec-16-Dec-17, Janet Shucksmith.

 2015

  • Health inequalities seminar series, ESRC impact. £25,000.00, 2015-2017, contact: Clare Bambra
  • An evaluation of a natural policy experiment in community empowerment - phase 2, School for Public Health Research (SPHR), £1,026,000.00, 2015-2017, contact: Clare Bambra
  • Health inequalities in European welfare states (HiNEWS) NORFACE (New Opportunities for Research Funding Agency Cooperation in Europe), £888,577, 2015-2017, contact: Clare Bambra 
  • Resilience Project (Recognition, rEsponse and Structure: achIeving heaLthy chIldren in thE Northeast and north Cumbrian comminitiEs), Academic Health Science Network for the North East and North Cumbria, £140,000, 2015-2017, contact: Raghu Lingam
  • Developing family involved interventions for young people with alcohol use disorders and other linked mental health problems, Alcohol Research UK. £21,000, 2015-2017, contact: Raghu Lingam 
  • Northumbria University HEIF funding. Outreach programme implementation decision making tree January-May 2015 (principal investigator) University of Northumbria. £2,954, Jan-15-May-15, contact: Eileen Kaner
  • Deafblindness awareness, SCENE, £29,980, Mar-15-Sep-16, contact: Jonathan Ling
  • School for Public Health Research - Exposing the impact of advice services on health and inequalities, NIHR. £199,856, Apr-15-Mar-17, contact: Susan Carr 
  • Ways to Wellness Social Impact Bond, Cabinet Office. £99,813, Apr-15-Sep-16, contact: Suzanne Moffatt
  • Evaluation of a Fairer Start, an early years intervention to improve cognitive, social and emotional development, speech, language and nutrition in children from conception to age 3 - specific allocation NHS Hartlepool and Stockton-On-Tees CCG and Stockton Borough Council, £51,000,  May-15-May-18
  • Academic Health Science Network for the North East and North Cumbria. The RESILIENCE project (Recognition, rEsponse and Structure, achieving heaLthy children in thE Northeast and north Cumbria, ahn nenc, £246,319, Jun-15-May-16, contact: Falko Sniehotta 
  • Evaluation of a Fairer Start, Catalyst North East. £56,000, Aug-15-Jul-18.
  • Embedded Research to explore how local authorities can support local communities to encourage health in children and tackle childhood obesity, Gateshead Council, £110,000, Aug-15-Sep-17.
  • Social Value assessment of a specialist training intervention for those in contact with the deaf blind community - specific allocation, SCENE. £30,000, Aug-15-Mar-17, Janet Shucksmith.
  • Supporting look after children aged 12-20 in decreasing risky substance use and improving mental health, Public Health Research (PHR) Programme. £11,000, Sep-15-Feb-16, Janet Shucksmith.
  • Public health research funding, Durham County Council. £150,000, Sep-15-Feb-17, contact: Shelina Visram
  • EPSRC Digital Economy Research Centre, Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), £451,357.00, Nov-15-Oct-20, contact: Ashley Adamson

 2014

  • Sheltered accommodation, South Tyneside Homes, £25,663, Jan-14-Feb-15, contact: Jonathan Ling 
  • Pathways to Impact funding, Durham University. £13,500, Feb-14-Jan-15, contact: Shelina Visram 
  • Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), £4,707,329.00, Apr-14-Mar-19, contact: Ashley Adamson
  • Higher Education Innovation Fund, Higher Education Innovation Funding (HEIF), £2,940, May-14-Jul-14, contact: Natalie Forster 
  • Arthritis in Care Homes (ARCH study) establishing the needs of formal carers, The JGW Patterson Foundation. £24,139. Jun-14-May-15, contact: Suzanne Moffatt
  • Middlesbrough Environment City (MEC): New Life, New You, Middlesbrough Environment City. £18,574, Sep-14-Aug-15, contact: Falko Sniehotta 
  • NIHR Doctoral Fellowship for Susanna Mills, NIHR. £278,679.00, Oct-14-Sep-17, contact: Jean Adams
  • Social Science Perspectives on the Working Lives of Those with Cancer: Psychosocial, Organisational and Economic, Economic and Social Research Council. £5,638, Nov-14-Nov-17, contact: Heather Brown

 2013

  • Parliamentary Constituency Kit, ESRC Seminar Series. £63,000, contact: Clare Bambra
  • Communities in Control Study: An evaluation of a natural policy experiment in community empowerment - phase 1, School for Public Health Research (SPHR), £1,400,000.00, 2013-2015, contact: Clare Bambra 
  • Local health inequalities in an age of austerity: the Stockton on Tees study, The Leverhulme Trust. £997,000, 2013-2018, contact: Clare Bambra 
  • Community pharmacy interventions for public health priorities: a systematic review of community pharmacy delivered smoking, alcohol and weight management interventions, NIHR. £137,000, 2013-2015, contact: Carolyn Summerbell 
  • National Institute of Health Research: Reducing binge drinking among disadvantaged men through a brief intervention delivered by mobile phone - a multi-centre RCT, NIHR. £787,917, Jul-13-Feb-16, contact: Falko Sniehotta 
  • Public health research funding, Durham County Council. £16,795, Jul-13-Jun-16, contact: Shelina Visram 
  • PHRC (Cooking schools - 2), Public Health Research Consortium (PHRC), £259,069.00, Sep-13-May-15, contact: Ashley Adamson
  • Transforming the ‘foodscape’: development and feasibility testing of interventions to promote healthier take-away, pub or restaurant food, NIHR/SPHR. £446,646, Oct-13-Dec-16, contact: Ashley Adamson
  • NIHR Research Design Service North East, NIHR. £5,011,816, Oct-13-Sep-18, contact: Falko Sniehotta
  • National Institute of Health Research: Community pharmacy interventions for public health priorities: a systematic review of community pharmacy delivered smoking, alcohol and weight management interventions, NIHR. £279,463, Oct-13-Mar-15, contact: Falko Sniehotta 

 2012

  • FSA Scotland (INTAKE24), Food Standards Agency Scotland, £629,040.00, Jan-12-Feb-14, contact: Ashley Adamson
  • Adamson, Ashley, SPHR 1  NIHR, Apr-12-Mar-17
  • NIHR SPHR, UK Clinical Research Collaboration, £2,113,676.00, Apr-12-Mar-17, contact: Ashley Adamson
  • Health Technology Assessment: Parental incentives and quasi-mandatory schemes for increasing uptake of immunisations in pre-school children, NIHR. £275,419, Sep-12-Jul-14, contact: Falko Sniehotta 
  • Prevention of Obesity in Pre-School Years, £134,978, Sep-12-Jan-17, contact: Carolyn Summerbell 

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