The Pre-Doctoral Bridging Programme consists of a commitment of 48 days over a twelve month period. The next cohort will commence in October / November 2019.
The programme
Interactive taught sessions, masterclasses and action learning sets including:
- Developing a research question and proposal
- Critical appraisal and literature review
- Applying research methodology to a health care setting
- Patient and public involvement and engagement in research
- Ethics and research governance
- Research funding and finance
- Development needs analysis using the Vitae Framework
- Leadership self-assessment and leadership skills
- Negotiation and influencing
There will be independent study time to complete programme outcomes with the support of your supervisor and supervisory team
Expected programme outcomes
- A refined and feasible research question as part of a research proposal developed with a targeted funding stream in mind, in which potential methods are outlined
- A drafted literature review as first author supporting the research question formatted for submission to a nominated journal
- Engagement with the wider research network (e.g. second author on a research paper)
- Portfolio containing evidence of learning and experiences of the fellow while on the programme to include completed development needs analysis and plans for future development
- List of research supervisory team and potential collaborators
- The dissemination of programme work to their teams
- Evidence of discussion of project with Research Design Service (RDS)
- Develop a draft application form e.g. Clinical Doctoral Research Fellowship (or other equivalent training programme) or research grant Complete a poster for submission to a research conference or event
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