BHF CRC supports National Echo Database
May 22, 2023
The BHF CRC Research Development Fund has part funded the development of the National Echocardiographic Database of the United Kingdom (NED-UK). The British Society for
The British Heart Foundation Clinical Research Collaborative (BHF CRC) aims to support the planning and delivery of clinical research in heart and circulatory disease.
We will provide the infrastructure to facilitate, enhance and coordinate the research activity of existing cardiovascular and surgical societies, all of whom have pledged their support.
We are inclusive in our approach and will support our stakeholders to develop and deliver the projects irrespective of the proposed or final source of funding.
The BHF CRC initiative is funded by the British Heart Foundation and hosted by the British Cardiovascular Society.
Promote and Co-ordinate
To enable the effective planning and delivery of clinical research
Add Value
Provide solutions to problems faced by our external stakeholders
Engage
Working with the research community to promote representation and opportunities
Latest news
Research Development Fund now open for applications
May 10, 2023
The BHF CRC Research Development Fund is now open again for funding as of 2nd May. The aim of this fund is to support the
BACPR research priority setting project has now been published in Open Heart
April 28, 2023
Using a modified Delphi process, they have determined the top 10 research questions for cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation (CVPR).
‘The BHF is committed to a research strategy that improves and saves the lives of those with heart and circulatory diseases. To do that we need to make the most of the great research landscape that we have, support the very best collaborations across disciplines and ensure clinical research exists in an environment where it can develop and thrive. The Collaborative will help to draw out key issues for the clinical cardiovascular community, pick out the big questions and, we hope, align those with the best expertise to answer them.’
Professor Sir Nilesh Samani
Medical Director of the BHF