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Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar given by Professor Graham Law: The design of clinical trials: what do the names mean?

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On 22nd November 2023 Professor Graham Law gave the November Seminar entitled: The design of Clinical Trials: What do the names mean? If you missed Graham’s talk, the link to the recording is below. You may have heard that Clinical Continue reading Improvement Science and Research Methods seminar given by Professor Graham Law: The design of clinical trials: what do the names mean?→

Community and Health Research Unit Newsletter – Summer 2023

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The latest edition of the CaHRU Newsletter (Summer 2023) is now available. The newsletter presents the work of the research centre over the last three months and includes articles from the CaHRU blog covering publications, conferences and funding. The newsletter Continue reading Community and Health Research Unit Newsletter – Summer 2023→

Barcelona EUSEM presentations given by Lincoln Medical School students Jade Livingstone and Jasmine Kirk

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CaHRU staff supervised two University of Nottingham Lincoln Medical School students, Jade Livingstone and Jasmine Kirk, to successfully complete their BMedSci research projects. Over the past year, CaHRU, Jade and Jasmine have collaborated with Lincolnshire Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance (LNAA) to Continue reading Barcelona EUSEM presentations given by Lincoln Medical School students Jade Livingstone and Jasmine Kirk→

Improvement Science and Research Methods Seminar given by Dr Viet-Hai Phung: Methodological reflections on doing a PhD

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On Wednesday 18th October, Dr Viet-Hai Phung gave the October seminar titled, ‘Methodological reflections on doing a PhD’ in which he discussed the methods used in his doctoral research exploring, ‘Eastern European migrants in Lincolnshire: what are their experiences of Continue reading Improvement Science and Research Methods Seminar given by Dr Viet-Hai Phung: Methodological reflections on doing a PhD→

Could you help with an important research study about doctors in GP specialty training preparing for the Workplace Based Assessment? 

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We would be grateful if you could help with an important new interview study about doctors experiencing difficulties with Workplace Based Assessment (WPBA) during GP training. If you are a doctor currently at any stage of UK general practice specialty Continue reading Could you help with an important research study about doctors in GP specialty training preparing for the Workplace Based Assessment? →