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What is share?
- Improve future healthcare in Scotland
- Research can lead to better treatments and cures for you and your family
- Just sharing your details is enough to help
- Option to participate in health trials if you want
- It's easy to sign up or opt out
SHARE is a NHS Research Scotland initiative created to establish a register of people, aged 11 and over, interested in participating in health research and who agree to allow SHARE to use the coded data in their various NHS computer records to check whether they might be suitable for health research studies. This access can be incredibly useful when it comes to developing new treatments and cures for a wide variety of health conditions.
Some participants have additionally agreed to allow any spare blood, left-over following routine clinical tests, to be used for anonymised health research.
When you join, you might be invited to take part in a health research study in the future but it would be up to you at the time to decide if you wanted to participate.
It only takes a minute to join the SHARE register, but together we can make a real difference to Scotland's future health.
What's New?
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CovidLife Survey Results
The first report on the CovidLife Survey has now been published - a huge thank you to all of the SHARE registrants who participated! Read More
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Research News Update
The latest update on SHARE supporting research. Read More
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SHARE Director, Professor Brian...
Professor Brian McKinstry and team wins Clinical Improvement Award: Public Health and Prevention at the UK General Practice Awards for the Scale-Up BP Project. Read More
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World Diabetes Day 2019
Thursday the 14th of November 2019 is World Diabetes Day! Read More
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SHARE Director, Brian McKinstry,...
Professor Brian McKinstry, SHARE Director, publishes article on the use of video consultations in general practice. Read More