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PHR Programme success rates

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25 November 2019

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Application success rates for the Public Health Research (PHR) Programme

YearWorkstreamSubmitted applications (A)Applications that entered the review process and were considered by an advisory group (B)Applications considered by an advisory group as a percentage of those submitted (B/A)%Applications shortlisted by an advisory group (C)Shortlisted applications as a percentage of the total applications considered by an advisory group (C/B)%Funded applications (D)Funded applications as a percentage of those shortlisted (D/C) %Funded applications as a percentage of the total applications considered by an advisory group (D/B)%
2020/21 Commissioned 126 112 89 59 53 33 56 29
Researcher Led 36 32 89 16 50 13 81 41
PHR summary 162 144 88.2 75 52.1 46 61,3 31.9
2019/20 Commissioned 70 59 84 17 29 16 94 27
Researcher Led 41 36 88 19 53 14 74 39
PHR summary 111 95 85.6 36 37.9 30 83.3 31.6
2018/19 Commissioned 65 53 82 10 19 3 30 6
Researcher Led 83 74 89 36 49 21 58 28
PHR summary 148 127 85.8 46 36.2 24 52.2 18.9
2017/18 Commissioned 85 56 66 20 36 10 50 18
Researcher Led 37 31 84 18 58 5 28 16
PHR summary 122 87 71.3 38 43.7 15 39.5 17.2
2016/17 Commissioned 88 64 73 16 25 8 50 13
Researcher Led 46 40 87 20 50 9 45 23
PHR summary 134 104 77.6 36 34.6 17 47.2 16.3
2015/16 Commissioned 101 88 87 25 28 13 52 15
Researcher Led 44 40 91 19 48 10 53 25
PHR summary 145 128 88.3 44 34.4 23 52.3 18

Please note:

  • Fast track applications are submitted as a full proposal and undergo a one stage application process.
  • The data presented are for all calls that were completed during the financial year – a call is only considered to have completed when each application submitted has received a final outcome. Data within a financial year may therefore not reflect calls opened in that year which can result in the overall numbers of applications being inconsistent between years.
  • These data include both primary research and evidence synthesis applications.