Get Involved in NHS Research
Pioneering research at BCHC is tackling the major healthcare challenges of the 21st Century. The patients we serve benefit from discovery and innovation but also play a vital role in making it happen.
Our aim is to facilitate and promote research and innovation within the trust to benefit services and service users.
Research is how we develop new treatments and knowledge to provide the best care and a healthier community for our patients. Innovation is how we use new ideas or methods to solve problems.
At BCHC we conduct various research and innovation projects yearly to ensure our services are as efficient as possible, providing safe and effective care for our patients. These range from interview studies to full randomised controlled trials in a mixture of divisions and services.
How can R&I help you?
If you have a research idea, an innovative solution to a problem or an interest in R&I, we can help you. We can provide you with career and professional development through training, mentorship and support to achieve your goals. Colleagues in all job roles and pay grades can become involved with research and innovation. Contact us today and look forward to developing transferable skills that will help you deliver best care and healthy communities.
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Last updated March 2022
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- A randomised controlled pilot study to determine the effect of irrigation techniques used to enhance the release of endogenous signalling molecules from dentine matrix to treat apical periodontitis.
- An open, prospective, multicenter investigation to evaluate the clinical outcome of OmniTaper EV implant in extraction sockets and healed ridges A 5 year follow-up.
- Feasibility of the the MoveMore digital intervention: reducing sedentary behaviour in non-ambulant young people with long term disabilities.