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Research funder · United Kingdom

Department of Health and Social Care

United Kingdom government ministerial department

gov.uk/government/organisations/department-of-health

Grants since 2016
967
Awarded, last 5 years (where amounts are published)
£637.9M
Funded works, last 5 years
18.5k
Funded works, all time
28.4k

Grants

2026–2028 · research · Policy Research Programme

Accessing complaints procedures in the NHS: the role of digital triaging platforms

Linda Mulcahy · University of Kent

2026–2028 · research · Policy Research Programme

Too much data, too little action: How can health and care organisations use safety intelligence more intelligently?

Jonathan Benn · University of Kent

2025 · research · Policy Research Programme

Cost-effectiveness of specialist palliative care in England: economic evaluation of current provision using probabilistic decision modelling

Peter May · King's College London

2025–2026 · research · Policy Research Programme

Mixed methods evaluation of £70 million per annum increased investment for local authority led stop smoking services and support

Debbie Robson · King's College London

2025 · research · Policy Research Programme

Workforce Insights

Shilpa Ross · King's Fund

2025–2026 · research · Policy Research Programme

Patterns of health visiting contacts and child development in England 2020-2024

Jenny Woodman · University College London

2025–2026 · research · Policy Research Programme

Transitions in Ageing: changes in our need for support

Andrew Kingston · Newcastle University

2025 · research · Policy Research Programme

Young peoples attitudes to condoms

Ruth Garside · Exeter

2025–2026 · research · Policy Research Programme

Understanding women’s attitudes to hormonal contraception in the UK: Influences on decision-making for pregnancy prevention and gynaecological health

Rose Stevens · University College London

2025 · research · Policy Research Programme

Risks Associated with Cosmetic Procedures

2025–2026 · research · Policy Research Programme

Evidence review of memory complaints in primary care

Linda Clare And Professor Dame Louise Robinson And Professor Claudia Cooper And Professor Sube Banerjee · University of Exeter