WE INVEST IN PATIENT SAFETY AND WELLBEING OF HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS

The MPS Foundation, a global not-for-profit research initiative, is dedicated to shaping the future of patient safety and enhancing the wellbeing of healthcare professionals and teams. Our focus lies in supporting projects whose findings can be applied to public and private hospitals, outpatient practices, or dental care environments.

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As an integral part of The Medical Protection Society Limited (MPS), the world’s leading protection organisation for doctors, dentists, and healthcare professionals with over 130 years of global healthcare experience and expertise, the MPS Foundation is committed to investing in research, analysis, education, and training.

We’re proud to be global and take pride in our commitment to funding research in different organisations, professions, and countries. Patient safety is vital, but research is limited. We aim to change that.

We recognise that newly qualified dentists, doctors, and healthcare professionals are the future of the healthcare community. Our goal is to empower them to deliver improved care for their patients while enhancing their own wellbeing. We recognise the significance of research and continuous improvement, and we are helping to foster these efforts through the creation of research competitions.

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Grants
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Join us now to define the future with your research

Competitions overview

Find out more about our current competitions and how to apply

Research
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Find out more about what our previous grants have funded

LATEST NEWS AND UPDATES

Keep up to speed with the latest research developments, find out more about our grants and commissions and enter our competitions to improve patient safety.

Our latest competitions are for Medical Interns in Ireland (closing date 12 April 2024) and Foundation Dentists in the UK (closing date 31 July 2024).

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RESEARCH COMMUNITY OVERVIEW

Find out about our new research community, where we bring together those interested in our research priorities to share and generate new ideas.

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