As part of our drive to build our knowledge of what best practice in resuscitation means, Resuscitation Council UK funds and supports resuscitation research projects across the UK.
For decades we’ve been providing financial and practical support for resuscitation-related research projects that aim to shape what we know about resuscitation. Every year, we offer research and development grants to individuals who are looking to discover new things in various resuscitation topics, including AED use and in-hospital cardiac arrest.
2022 Research and Development Grant – now open
Resuscitation Council UK is firmly committed to supporting cutting-edge research and are looking to support research projects that focus on resuscitation topics and will expand our community’s knowledge base.
Whether your research proposal is on basic science, practice-based research evaluation or attitudinal insights, we are interested in receiving your application.
We are encouraging applications from any individuals working within the United Kingdom in the NHS or a social care organisation, a university department, professional organisation or charity within the who have robust and well-designed study proposals. Applicants should have a credible track record of conducting such research projects or be working under appropriate supervision.
It’s important to us that the researchers we fund reflect our diverse resuscitation community, and we both welcome and encourage applications from underrepresented groups.
The 2022 Research and Development Grants are now open to applicants. Applications must be submitted online by 17:00 on Thursday 31 May 2022.
Applications received after this date will not be accepted.
For full details and criteria please refer to the Guidance notes when completing your form. All applications are reviewed following a robust research evaluation process. When applying, please also fill out a completed diversity monitoring survey.
We expect to inform applicants of the shortlisting by July 2022. Shortlisted applicants will be notified by early November if their application is successful. For general research enquiries please email: research@resus.org.uk.
