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/
Forthcoming Schedule
Introduction to Good Clinical Practice
19/07/17 – North Wales
29/08/17 – Cardiff
13/09/17 – Abergele
Good Clinical Practice Refresher
03/08/17 – Cardiff
24/08/17 – Swansea
06/09/17 – Cardiff
Valid Informed Consent in Research
22/08/17 – Cardiff
11/01/18 - Cardiff
Valid Informed Consent in Research Involving Adults Lacking Capacity
TBC
Valid Informed Consent in Paediatric Research Workshop
TBC
Managing Essential Documents in Research
20/02/18 – Cardiff
Communication Skills in Research 1 – Creating and Maintaining Effective Working Relationships
26/10/17
Communication Skills in Research 2 – Managing challenges and difficult behaviour
25/01/18 - Cardiff
Communicating about Phase 1 and 2 Trials
14/09/17 - Cardiff
Communicating with Research Participants: Be Competent and Confident
12/07/17 – Abergele
16/10/17 - Cardiff
Involving the public in the design and conduct of research Building Research Partnerships
TBC
Involving children and young people in the design and conduct of research
TBC
An Introduction to Research Methods
15/02/18 – Cardiff
Cancer Researchers’ Introductory Course
TBC
Cancer biology and targeted treatments: de-mystifying the science
TBC
Process Evaluation of Complex Interventions
Date: 27 September 2017
Venue: DECIPHer, Cardiff University
The aim of this one-day course is to provide participants with a working knowledge of the theory and practice of process evaluation of complex interventions. The course is led by Dr Graham Moore (Senior Lecturer and programme lead for complex intervention methods in DECIPHer). The teaching team (Dr Micky Willmott, Dr Rhiannon Evans and Dr Jeremy Segrott) includes authors of numerous empirical and methodological works related to process evaluation, including recent MRC guidance.
Key topics covered:
- The role of process evaluation in understanding complex interventions;
- The importance of intervention theory and logic models;
- Fidelity and implementation of complex interventions;
- Relationships and resource issues;
- Identifying questions and combining methods;
- Analysis and dissemination of process data.
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
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Health Services Research Summer School
Date: 3-7 July 2017
Venue: Bangor University
The Health Services Research Summer School, from Bangor University's School of Healthcare Sciences, offers a unique opportunity to gain access to internationally renowned experts in a range of topic areas. These include: complex interventions and their evaluation (including clinical trials); realist synthesis and evaluation; health economics; implementation; ageing and dementia; primary care; language awareness, and the service user perspective.
The programme has been devised to offer specific activities that will help researchers to support their own plans and goals. It draws on the fields of expertise within the Bangor Institute of Health and Medical Research. Read more and register your interest
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
