This workshop will focus on analysing research outcomes and how patients and members of the public can get involved. This an area where you may think you need a research background to contribute but that isn’t always the case. In fact, it can sometimes be helpful to involve patients or members of the public who will look at and analyse data differently. At this workshop, you will hear about topics related to analysing findings, including bias and causation, and how…

This workshop will look at publicising research outcomes and how patients and members of the public can get involved with this. Getting papers about their work published in academic journals is an important aim for researchers and this workshop will cover issues concerned with this such as peer review. However, there are many other avenues for disseminating research findings with plenty of opportunities for patients and members of the public to get involved and help reach a wider audience This…

This workshop will look at how research links to the NHS and its treatments and services, and the things that can slow down this process. It will also cover how patients and members of the public may be able to help bring validity to research by getting involved at this stage. This workshop will be most relevant for people living in the Thames Valley and surrounding area. It will be led by Dr Michele Peters, Associate Professor in the Health…