The Healthcare Technology Centre (HTC) is part of Swansea University and supports innovators to translate their ideas into market ready applications, including through collaborative R&D and commercialisation assistance leading to products, processes and services that improve the health and well-being of the population
The Welsh Institute of Physical Activity, Health and Sport (WIPAHS) is a pan-Wales network of Welsh Universities and Sport Wales who research questions on the nation’s wellbeing and health and translate this research into practice.
Stroke Hub Wales is a central resourve between Welsh health boards, trusts and universities to facilitate high impact stroke research, innovation, education and training.
The Wales Kidney Research Unit (WKRU)is a partnership between Cardiff University, Bangor University and Swansea University to deliver an All-Wales strategy for the study of diagnosis, prevention, treatment and social context of kidney disease. The unit is funded by Health and Care Research Wales.
The Transport and Health Integrated research NetworK (THINK) is a research network of people working in transport and health policy, practice and academia, designed to generate new practice-orientated research in inter-related areas of transport and mobility and health and wellbeing. The network is funded by Health and Care Research Wales
The Swansea Trials Unit (STU) is a UK Clinical Research Collaboration registered Clinical Trials Unit who offer methodological advice and support to clinical teams, both in designing new trials and in applying for grants. The STU is funded by Health and Care Research Wales
The North Wales Organisation for Randomised Trials in Health & Social Care (NWORTH) is an academic clinical trial centre that specialises in the design, conduct and analysis of clinical trials and has particular expertise in undertaking evaluations of complex interventions. The centre is funded by Health and Care Research Wales and is based in Bangor University.
The National Cardiovascular Research Network (NCRN) supports academics, clinicians and other stakeholders from across Wales to build further critical mass in research into arrhythmia, vascular pathology and cardiovascular healthcare outcomes. The NCRN is funded by Health and Care Research Wales
The Health and Care Research Wales Evidence Centre, which builds on the legacy of the Wales COVID-19 Evidence Centre, works with a number of dedicated organisations across Wales to develop robust health and social care research evidence regarding health and social care policy and practice in Wales.
Health and Care Economics Cymru (HCEC) provide word-class health economics expertise to enable excellent health and social care research and development?in Wales. HCEC is funded by Health and Care Research Wales
