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Seedcorn funding application window to open 2.3.26
We are delighted to announce that this year, once again, Sepsis Research FEAT will be teaming up with medical research charity Rosetrees to fund selected innovative projects that tackle unmet clinical needs in sepsis. The application window will open on 2nd March 2026 and close on 20th April 2026. Applicants should have a novel and innovative hypothesis and […]
Wonderful Fundraising
Sepsis Research FEAT is absolutely delighted to have the support of William Reckless and his sister Georgia as they undertake their Big 5 challenge on Tuesday 5th August 2025 at 10:30am at Holme Pierrepont Park in Nottingham. Building on his Big 4 challenge last year the Just Giving Young Fundraiser of the Year 2024 and […]
The government’s 10 year health plan for England
In response to the plan published by Secretary of State for Health & Social Care, Wes Streeting, at the end of last week, Sepsis Research FEAT medical director Dr Andrew Conway Morris commented: Sepsis Research FEAT welcomes the government’s 10 year plan for the NHS in England, and looks forward to hearing how this will […]
“Speak Up for Sepsis” in Northern Ireland
Sepsis Research FEAT urges families in Northern Ireland to “Speak Up for Sepsis” as survey reveals critical gaps in awareness A new YouGov survey commissioned by Sepsis Research FEAT reveals that just 32 per cent of adults in Northern Ireland can confidently say they had heard of sepsis and know exactly what it is. The survey […]
Goodbye…and welcome
Income from Trusts and Foundations has been a mainstay of funding for the work of Sepsis Research FEAT since its inception. The fundraiser who has made possible so much of this charity’s work is the wonderful Susan Sheridan. Very sadly Susan leaves the charity this week, after nearly seven years, to expand on other freelance […]
PPIE: ensuring lived experience shapes future research
PPIE, or Patient and Public Involvement & Engagement (formerly known as PPI), is a process whereby patients and the public are involved as active participants or partners in shaping research studies. In 2024, the UK NIHR (National Institute of Health Research) shared new goals to strengthen how it collaborates with patients, carers, and the public: Strategic […]
November 2024: Research Update
Sepsis Research FEAT is delighted to report that November 2024 has been a busier-than-ever month for the charity as it undertakes two hugely important new strands of work. The first is a revamped approach to involvement in PPIE (Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement) which enables those with lived experience to provide essential input and […]
New clinical trials partnership for charity
Sepsis Research FEAT is delighted to announce its partnership with ClinicalTrials.eu. This collaboration aims to advance groundbreaking research into sepsis, supporting clinical trials that have the potential to save lives. Together, we are seeking to drive innovation and improve outcomes for sepsis patients worldwide. Stay updated with our progress as we strive to transform sepsis […]