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Funding for NHS Research Infrastructure
CSO allocates over £42million to Scottish NHS Boards to maintain a robust infrastructure and successfully deliver trials and studies. Funding is allocated in many cases to reflect the level of activity and a mixture of funding streams have been developed in collaboration with key stakeholders to ensure fairness and transparency. The key funding streams for supporting research infrastructure in Scotland are: NRS Researcher Support NRS Service Support
NRS Mental Health 2020 Annual Scientific Meeting
The 12th Annual Scientific Meeting of NRS Mental Health took place on Wednesday 4 November 2020. If you weren't able to join us on the day, you can catch up on all main sessions and the data parallel session on our video playlist.
Fellowship Fund opens up chance for Scotland’s mental health research community to travel, learn, and connect
Scotland’s diverse mental health researchers have an exciting chance to accelerate their professional development thanks to new support opportunities for conference attendance being offered The prestigious Travelling Fellowship Fund, made available by NHS Research Scotland (NRS) Mental Health Network for a third consecutive year, is designed to assist with advancing expertise and driving mean...
NHS Research Scotland Good Clinical Practice (NRS GCP) Training
The Glasgow Clinical Research Facility (GCRF) Education Programme provides an extensive programme of education tailored to meet the needs of the clinical research community If you have any questions regarding the education programme or a course you have booked, please contact ggc.gla...
Glasgow Clinical Research Facility Course Listing
The Glasgow Clinical Research Facility (GCRF) Education Programme provides an extensive programme of education tailored to meet the needs of the clinical research community. The aim of the education programme is to increase and promote research capacity and capability through a multi-profess...
Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network
The Neuroprogressive and Dementia Network is funded by the Chief Scientist Office to promote a culture of clinical research in Neuroprogressive Diseases, such as Dementia, Parkinson Disease, Huntington Disease, Multiple Sclerosis and Motor Neurone Disease, across Scotland and improve recruitment to high-quality studies from both urban and rural areas. All Scottish research ongoing within the network is registered on the
Jessica Crossan
NRS Introduction to Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
Pay by Cheque: please make out a cheque, payable to NHS GG& C Endowment Fund CG0337 and bring it with you on the day. Pay by Credit or Debit Card: can be arranged. (Please note your details will be stored in our database but not passed on to any other parties). If you have any queries in respect of your course fee, please telephone 0141 201 9324. Thank you.
Tracy Ibbotson
NHS Research Scotland Mental Health Annual Scientific Meeting 2026
The NHS Research Scotland (NRS) Mental Health Annual Scientific Meeting will return Thursday 22 October, at the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh The event will be in person and free to attend. More information will be released in due course.
