Health Care Research Wales Training
The Health and Care Research Wales Support Centre provides a high-quality Wales-wide training programme to support excellence in health and social care research studies.
The full programme of training available is available at:
https://www.healthandcareresearch.gov.wales/training-and-development/
Forthcoming Schedule
Acing your Abstracts and Poster Presentations
04/11/2019 - Cardiff
An Introduction to Research Methods
11/11/2019 - Holywell
Introduction to Good Clinical Practice (GCP)
24/03/2020 - Cardiff
Good Clinical Practice Refresher (half day)
31/03/2020 - Cardiff
02/04/2020 - Swansea
Valid Informed Consent in Research
12/03/2020 - Cardiff
Deferred Consent
16/10/2019 - Cardiff
First Steps: members of the public and researcher working together
04/03/2020 - Wrexham
Managing Essential Documents in Research
26/02/2020 - Cardiff
Communication Skills in Research 1 – Creating and Maintaining Effective Working Relationships
21/02/2020 - St Asaph
Communication Skills in Research 2 – Managing challenges and difficult behaviour
28/01/2019 - Cardiff
06/03/2020 - Cardiff
Communicating with Research Participants: be competent and confident
02/10/2019 - Rhyl
First Steps: members of the public and researchers working together
10/12/19 - Cardiff
Valid Informed Consent in Research
08/01/2020 - Cardiff
Involving children and young people in the conduct and design of research
13/11/2019 - Cardiff
To register for any one of these training events click here
Cardiff Motivational Interviewing Workshops
MI Intermediate workshop: Monday 27th & Tuesday 28th January 2020
Led by Stephen Rollnick
The foundations for MI and the style and skills involved will be clarified as a foundation for digging a little deeper into how best to conduct a satisfying conversation about change. The setting you work in should not matter, and guidance can be given beforehand about how to prepare for this workshop. Most of the time will be focused on an enjoyable environment for practicing and discussing issues like the language of change that promotes good outcome, the practitioner’s state of mind, skillful advice-giving and what rapid engagement looks and feels like. Register here.
MI IN Mental Health: Thursday 12th & Friday 13th March, 2020, London.
Led by Stephen Rollnick
Steve has been invited by a training organisation in the coaching and fitness field to run this 1-day workshop in London. Registration is via their system here: https://www.advancedcoachingacademy.com/seminars/motivational-interviewing-workshop-london/
1-DAY LONDON MASTERCLASS Thursday 2nd April, Kings College, London. Also available via Interactive WEBCAST
Led by Stephen Rollnick.
This learning event is organized by SDS Seminars and psychologist Dr Paul Grantham. Steve will focus on the application of MI in new directions. Issues covered to include: 5 Common myths about MI and enhancing motivation, A new 4-process model of clinical practice, The art of rapid engaging, How to maximize advice-giving, Working with client language about change, Integration with CBT and some more radical new directions.
People can be in the room in London Kings College or via interactive webcast. The webcast allows for Q&A, group and pair work as well as simultaneous video stream and PowerPoint. If booked beforehand, it also allows 28 day access post event for those that cannot make the training live. Register here.
MI: INTERMEDIATE WORKSHOP: Monday 6th & Tuesday 7th July 2020. Sophia Gardens Conference Centre, Cardiff. Led by Stephen Rollnick
Also available via INTERACTIVE WEBCAST
The foundations for MI and the style and skills involved will be clarified as a foundation for digging a little deeper into how best to conduct a satisfying conversation about change. The setting you work in should not matter, and guidance can be given beforehand about how to prepare for this workshop. Most of the time will be focused on an enjoyable environment for practising and discussing issues like the language of change that promotes good outcome, the practitioner’s state of mind, skilful advice-giving and what rapid engagement looks and feels like. To attend the workshop in the room, Register here. To book on the Interactive Webcast, Register here.
Building social value into economic evaluation and prioritisation in public health
Date: 17 & 18 March 2020
Venue: The Queen Hotel, Chester
These two related one day courses are relevant to people producing or using evidence to influence the health and wellbeing of the population. In particular, those working in local government, public health, third sector, higher education institutions, including health economics research units, and related organisations.
Health Services Research Summer School 2020
Date: 6-10 July 2020
Venue: Bangor University
The Summer School offers participants a unique opportunity to gain access to internationally renowned experts in a range of research topic areas. Featuring:
- Health economics masterclass with Professor Rhiannon Tudor Edwards
- Evaluating complex interventions with Professor Paul Brocklehurst
- Guest appearance from our Director, Professor Kieran Walshe
Health Research Authority
e-learning modules
The Health Research Authority has developed a number of e-learning modules as an aid for researchers, R&D staff, study sponsors, research ethics committee members and the wider research community. Read more
Social Research Association Training
Please see the Social Research Association website for details regarding upcoming training courses:
http://the-sra.org.uk/training/
FutureLearn
FutureLearn offers a diverse selection of courses from leading universities and cultural institutions around the world, most of which are free to complete.
For more information and to browse their list of courses, visit the FutureLearn website
