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have strong leadership, deep domain expertise and governance, including plans for including people with pain and members of the public in decision-making and governance and how the hub will ensure that research outcomes from its work are linked to patient benefits The ADVANTAGE consortium aims to improve how we treat people with visceral diseases, such as endometriosis, Crohn’s disease and Ulcerative Colitis, and Polycystic Kidney Disease, focusing on their pain rather than just their underlying disease. The proposal should consist of a completed Je-S form and the following attachments: Case for support (maximum 12 sides A4) This funding opportunity is open to applicants from eligible UK-based organisations in accordance with standard UKRI and Versus Arthritis practice.

the physical environment the partnership will provide as a hub base to support collaboration and innovations across a range of users (for example data scientists, clinicians) from industry, the NHS and academiaanswer why people with the same visceral disease can have completely different pain experiences, including flares A lot of people find other sources, like friends from the internet or a family member, to be helpful in dealing with their Issues because they think someone will understand them and not judge them as harshly. Bring together, curate and improve existing datasets that are valuable to people researching chronic pain.

the curation approach that you will be using to improve the quality of the data sets and what improvements these will enable, describing what new research and innovation uses will be created by this improvement in quality, supported by evidence for the demand The newly-established Pain Research Data Hub will be expected to work collaboratively with the other Health Data Research Hubs in a single UK-wide network and with other components of the relevant national health data landscape. Supporting documents This consortium brings together experts in Neuropathic pain (NeuP). NeuP affects 8% of the population and is caused by damage to the sensory nervous system (through conditions such as diabetes, chemotherapy and HIV). It is increasingly common as a consequence of the ageing population, increasing levels of diabetes and enhanced cancer survival.Our focus will be on studying people at risk of NeuP and following their progress over time. We will use a number of established cohorts, as well as recruiting new participants, and harmonise outcomes with national scale community studies. One in twenty individuals in the UK are disabled by visceral pain – approximately as many people as live in the entire country of Wales. The condition is a terrible burden for those who suffer from it: causing pain not only during the most intimate moments of their lives, but also frequently triggering unpredictable episodes of pain “flares” that can need hospital admission. quality of the plans for meaningful patient and public involvement throughout the award, including plans to allow access to data https://www.tiktok.com/embed/v2/6934131738658622726 https://www.tiktok.com/embed/v2/6934174853549296902 You must be a UK research organisation eligible for Medical Research Council funding. This includes: