BAHT Home Health Professionals Research BAHT Research Grant BAHT Research Grant The BAHT Research Grant open for applications. BAHT have a sum of £15,000 per year to award to one or more of its members, to fund a research project, audit or service evaluation related to the hand or upper limb. The project must be completed within 2 years. The Research Grant is designed to help develop research capacity in hand therapists and is one of the many ways in which BAHT aims to meet its charitable aims, as set out in the Strategic Plan. See our Research Grant Winners page for previous successful applicants. Eligibility Criteria The lead applicant must be a full member of BAHT, registered for at least one year before applying for funding. Associate BAHT members are not eligible Research Priorities in Hand Therapy The following are the Top 10 research priorities identified for hand therapy and hand surgery The BAHT Research Grant is not limited to applications that address one of these priorities, but we strongly recommend ensuring that your research question addresses an unmet clinical need. How to Apply? Please refer to the guidance notes, before applying. Submit your application form electronically on the Apply page of our website. a) Guidance Notes b) Application Form NewsBAHT Learning & Development UpdatesUKRAINE INITIATIVEAll Courses & EventsSubmit an EventEducationThe BAHT Education Process (Route to AHT)Running a BAHT-Validated CourseBAHT Course CalendarRegional GroupsHand Therapy MSc Courses SummaryDerbyESSEXBAHT AccreditationBecoming an Accredited Hand Therapist (AHT)The BAHT Education Process (Route to AHT)JournalSubmitting Manuscripts & SubscribingResearchGetting Started in ResearchResearch CoursesBAHT Research GrantResearch SupportResearch NewsApplyBSSH Collaboration SurveysResearch Grant WinnersBursariesHow to ApplyApplyPost-Course Report CriteriaReportsBursariesBursariesResourcesTrauma StandardsRegister of Accredited Hand TherapistsJobsE-BulletinAdvertisersFind a Hand TherapistRegional GroupsSupport UsBAHT Research GrantResearch Grant WinnersVolunteering and Working AbroadGPC Committee 2025