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Research event at Rose Hill Community Centre, Oxford, 25th June, 2:30–4:30pm

Posted 11 June 2025 · Listed under Other

Patients and public motif, ecology, environmental healthWe’re hosting a community engagement event at Rose Hill Community Centre, Carole’s Way, Oxford OX4 4HF on 25 June, 2:30–4:30pm with Donnington Medical Practice to showcase the impact of primary care research that the OX4 community has taken part in. We are hoping this will be an opportunity for the public to find out about study results and the impact research is having locally, and learn more about how they can get involved.

All are welcome, and we will have free refreshments and activities for children.

Donnington Medical Practice event poster v.2.0

 

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25 June 2025

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NIHR South Central RRDN

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This listing will expire Wednesday 25th June 2025 2:59pm

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