NICHE

Funded Programmes of Work

Abigail Hensley

Specialist Registrar, James Paget University NHS Foundation Hospital Trust

Undertaking an NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Fellowship (EARC), funded by NICHE, to look at the difference between coastal and in-land communities experiences of end of life care.

Alice Dean

Clinical Project Manager, Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House.

Project Title: ‘Seeing Red’ - Improving End of Life Care Pathway Across West Geographic Place.

Anca Manea

Community Learning Disabilities Nurse at the Norfolk Community Health and Care NHS Trust.

Project Title: Norfolk Antenatal Pathway for Women and Birthing People with Learning Disabilities. Anca has been identified by the Chief Nurse Office as part of the #NHS75 Years’ celebrations for her research.

Programmes of Work

If you wish to learn more about our work, attend any of our open meetings, or join one of our NICHE working groups, please send an email outlining your area of interest to: NICHEAnchor@uea.ac.uk

Embedded Scholarships

Graduate Programme

Kintsugi Projects

Using the metaphor of ‘Kintsugi’ , taken from the Japanese art of melding broken pottery with gold, silver or platinum to enhance the uniqueness and value of the original piece, NICHE have funded 4 Kintsugi and 3 Mini (match-funded) Kintsugi projects. Projects are in their early stages of development and anticipate reporting on findings next year.

Each Kintsugi project focuses on developing and enhancing Embedded Research, enabling evidence-based practice, alongside workforce capacity and capability for sustained levels of Service Improvement Evaluation.

Mini Kintsugi

Featured Publications

NICHE are proud to share the new evaluation report from the inspirationally person centred "Community Culture Club"

Please click here for the full report.

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