Haematology

Health & Social Care Research Across North East & North Cumbria.

Haematology, the research into blood disorders and conditions that impact the natural workings of blood and its components. Whether the topic of research is a bleeding disorder, clotting disorder, anaemic disorder or sickle-cell disease, a genetic disease which impacts blood cells and their ability to carry oxygen.

All research in relation to the study of blood and how it works is covered by the haematology specialty.

How to get involved

Explore

Visit the national specialty page here

Become familiar with the National Haemophilia Database

Familiarise yourself with the National Haemophilia Database and signpost patients who present blood disorder symptoms to the site. It is anonymous, however the information provides an intelligence to aid the assessment of feasibility for new studies.

Funding opportunities

Make it a habit to check funding opportunities and apply for funding if you have a research idea.

Training opportunities

Have a look at the NIHR career development support and training opportunities

Connect with colleagues

Contact HaemSTAR, a UK wide network of trainee haematologists who are working to promote research in non-malignant haematology. There are opportunities to propose new research ideas, aligned with public need.

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