Secondary Data Analysis Projects (SDAP) — Cycle 2
Supports Irish research groups analysing existing health and social care data to answer policy-relevant questions and improve practice.
The Health Research Board (HRB) Secondary Data Analysis Projects (SDAP) scheme funds research teams to answer policy- and practice-relevant questions by analysing existing Irish or international health and social care datasets, without primary data collection. SDAP 2025 operated as a two-cycle annual scheme; Cycle 2 opened on 1 September 2025 and closed on 9 January 2026. Awards reach a maximum of…
Policy- and practice-relevant health research using secondary data from existing Irish or international health and social care datasets. Audits and service improvements excluded.
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