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We bring together health and social care professionals, researchers, and the communities we serve. We aim to ensure future research meets a wide range of health and social care needs.

Our Research Themes

Ageing and Multi-morbidity

Medicines optimisation for people living with multiple health problems; community engagement and support for people affected by dementia; and research in and with care homes.

Health Economics and Prioritisation in Health and Social Care

Inclusive Involvement in Research for Practice Led Health and Social Care

Research on health and social care should involve patients, service users, carers and members of the public with different experiences.

Mental Health Over the Life Course

This theme aims to reduce social and health inequalities for people with mental health difficulties, especially in communities with high health needs.

Palliative and End of Life Care

Over 500,000 people die in England and Wales each year; including more than 50,000 in the East of England. There is a pressing need for improvements in palliative and end of life care (PEoLC).

Population Evidence and Data Science

In partnership with the other ARC themes, this cross-cutting theme conducts research into how to better use data and increase its value on for population health. 

Prevention and Early Detection in Health and Social Care

The Prevention and Early Detection in Health and Social Care is a cross-cutting theme.

News & highlights

Article — 09.08.2022

New project to offer hope after a diagnosis of dementia

A new study focussing on how NHS mental health Recovery Colleges can help to support people with dementia is being launched by Norfolk and Suffolk

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Article — 01.08.2022

ARC EoE August Newsletter

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Article — 26.07.2022

How can researchers connect with whole communities? Learnings through an expert witness process

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Events & training

Event — 21.09.2022

Cross-ARC In-person Study Day: Anticipatory Prescribing in Community End of Life Care

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COVID-19 Projects, Innovations and Information

This page highlights the fantastic work of our researchers who continue to address the ongoing effects of COVID-19 in their research.

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