National Head of Comms @ResearchWales and former journalist. Mum, multi-tasker, and campaigner for better mental health care for young people. Tweets personal.
A mum-of-four from Cardiff is calling on other mothers to take part in a research study after experiencing a rare but severe postpartum mental health condition wp.me/p8Mk4U-1m5l
Health and Care Research Wales National Awards are now open.
Let’s celebrate the people and projects that are transforming health and social care research in Wales.
Closing date: 31 July 2026
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Research can do more than generate evidence. It can help shape national conversations.
This International Clinical Trials Day, Dr Kim Smallman reflects on VR Melody and digital creative health policy dialogue.
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Thank you to Professor Isabel Oliver, Chief Medical Officer for Wales, for opening today’s event and recognising the role of research and collaboration in improving health and care across Wales.
Watch here: youtu.be/gW0e7S1p4O4@CMOCymru@ResearchWales@CardiffUni
Professor Mike Robling, Director of the Centre for Trials Research, opens today’s event by welcoming colleagues, collaborators and partners from across @CardiffUni to celebrate ten years of collaborative research funded by @ResearchWales
We’re looking forward to welcoming colleagues and collaborators from across Wales to today’s event:
10 Years of Collaboration and Innovation.
A day celebrating partnership, research infrastructure and impact across health and care research in Wales.
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Our National Head of Communications, Engagement and Involvement, @FlissWaters, has been published in the @BMJLeader blog with an overview of our One Wales approach to championing research via non-executive directors in NHS health boards.
Read Felicity's piece 👇
Mandating a research-focused Non-Executive Director on every NHS Board has transformed research visibility in Wales – it also offers a model others can adopt. By Felicity Waters bit.ly/4sifq32
Mandating a research-focused Non-Executive Director on every NHS Board has transformed research visibility in Wales – it also offers a model others can adopt. By Felicity Waters bit.ly/4sifq32
The BMJ is seeking UK and international clinical editorial advisors to join our weekly manuscript meeting for research papers.
You will attend 4-6 virtual meetings a year.
If you are interested, please apply by 27 February 2026
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✨ In 2025, @theWCRC proudly supported cancer researchers, with several securing competitive fellowships - showcasing growth in expertise and future leaders in Wales.
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Amber thought her life was over when diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) aged just 20. But a drug trial gave her the chance to finish university and manage her condition more effectively. 🎓
💊 The study was testing a drug called ocrelizumab. Although she finished taking part in the trial in 2021, she continues to take the drug, which she says has made a huge difference to her quality of life.
Could you take part in research like Amber? Find out how at bepartofresearch.nihr.ac.uk/…#BePartOfResearch
Type 1 diabetes patient, Paul Coker, has shared his experience with @LBCNewsWales , discussing how a Welsh study led by Prof Steve Bain could help transform eye care for people living with diabetes.
Listen to the interview this #WorldDiabetesDay:
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Just one day to go until #WelshConfed25! Join us at our breakfast session where our expert panel will discuss how recent investment in commercial research delivery will improve patient outcomes.
Not able to make the breakfast session? Visit us at our exhibition stand instead.
We’re #hiring a Campaigns and Engagement Manager.
Help shape how health and social care research is promoted across Wales.
Closes: 30 October
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"Teams across Cardiff, Swansea and Bangor unis are advancing discovery in science and clinical trials. Wales is driving innovation in kidney health.”
At today’s @TheWKRU meeting, Professor Donald Fraser, emphasised that collaboration is at the heart of kidney research in Wales.