In this reflective blog, Inayah Sher shares her journey from caring for a family member and volunteering in her community to becoming a community researcher and NIHR Public Committee Member. Her story...

Tickets are now available for Evidence into Action Webinar: Neighbourhood health models of care for people with frailty at Online, Online on Monday 14th September 2026 at 12:30PM. Click the link for f...

Impact of having a long lie after a fall

In this blog, YH ARC's Co-Production and Community Engagement Manager reflects on their experience of attending the NIHR ARC South West PPIE Summer School. They share key learning on valuing lived exp...

A day of sharing, learning and networking for researchers, practitioners, peer support workers and volunteers working with families

In response to an article by Daisy Christodoulou in The Guardian, Professor Mark Mon-Williams, NIHR ARC Yorkshire and Humber Data, Visualisation and AI Co-Lead and Professor of Cognitive Psychology at...

A new report shows how proven approaches already working in Northern England can be scaled nationally to address the urgent need for better data sharing

The Bradford Institute for Health Research (BIHR) at Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (BTHFT) is playing a leading role in understanding how

Call for contributions to the report 'Equitable Access to Play: Opportunities for Children and Young People', which brings together case studies and stories that highlight the work of people supportin...

Why This Matters The impact of YH ARC research extends far beyond academic journals. By embedding researchers in policy processes — and by producing evidence that speaks directly to the decisions poli...

Researchers from Yorkshire and Humber ARC teamed up with NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board (ICB) to develop and deliver an evidence-based campaign to improve prescribing in general practice.

Yorkshire and Humber ARC’s Born in Bradford research found that air pollution was associated with poor growth of babies in the womb, higher blood pressure in