Equator Lightning Workshop: Responding to Peer Reviewers’ Comments
Botnar Research Centre: Main Seminar Room Old Rd, OxfordPaula Dhiman Practice dealing with the kind, the fair, and the seriously challenging.
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NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre
Enabling translational research through partnership
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Paula Dhiman Practice dealing with the kind, the fair, and the seriously challenging.
The politics and practicalities of communicating health research. Session led by Oli Williams, looking particularly at obesity. Free event, open to all. Part of the Evidence Based Healthcare programme at... READ MORE
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This one day workshop is designed to provide participants with an insight into the necessary communication skills needed to receive true valid informed consent from trial participants. More information
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Professor Bruno Marchal will illustrate the principles of realist evaluation using the case of the development of a new Tuberculosis control policy in Georgia. MORE INFO AND REGISTRATION ON EVENTBRITE
Jo Silva Extend the life and reach of your article after publication by working with your communications team and engaging with potential readers through social media. EQUATOR’s accessible, practical, interactive... READ MORE
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