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Catch up with the monthly messages from the Director of the NIHR HTA Programme

OCTRU

Professor Hywel Williams the Director of the NIHR HTA Programme writes a monthly Director’s Message. This month’s message includes Hywel’s tips on how to improve your research application by getting a review from outside of your team, and Hywel’s appreciation of NIHR.

Visit the below You Tube link to see this month's message and previous messages.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tL5EqPoPGI&index=1&list=PLIa1oelW_zJ-ah4F-3P_hL8G_mdIzSD4q 

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