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September 2021
PPI drop-in sessions
Do you have questions about PPI in research? Come along to one of our virtual drop-in sessions where PPI leads from UHB, UoB and NIHR will be on hand to answer any queries you have about how and when best to involve patients and the public in your work. Sessions take place by virtual conferencing so they must be booked in advance. Please email PPI@contacts.bham.ac.uk to request a slot.
Find out more »October 2021
Accelerating delivery of cellular therapy trials – Advanced Therapy Education Webinar Series
Join experts from across the UK in this free webinar series exploring the clinical considerations around advanced therapy medical products (ATMPs), delivered by the Advanced Therapy Treatment Centre and London Advanced Therapies. Each short presentation (~20 mins) will be followed with time for Q&A with the speaker. Title: Accelerating delivery of cellular therapy trials Speaker: Charlie Craddock CBE, Professor of Haemato-oncology at the University of Birmingham and Academic Director of the Centre for Clinical Haematology, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham (UHB) -…
Find out more »PPI drop-in sessions
Do you have questions about PPI in research? Come along to one of our virtual drop-in sessions where PPI leads from UHB, UoB and NIHR will be on hand to answer any queries you have about how and when best to involve patients and the public in your work. Sessions take place by virtual conferencing so they must be booked in advance. Please email PPI@contacts.bham.ac.uk to request a slot.
Find out more »November 2021
PPI drop-in sessions
Do you have questions about PPI in research? Come along to one of our virtual drop-in sessions where PPI leads from UHB, UoB and NIHR will be on hand to answer any queries you have about how and when best to involve patients and the public in your work. Sessions take place by virtual conferencing so they must be booked in advance. Please email PPI@contacts.bham.ac.uk to request a slot.
Find out more »PPI drop-in sessions
Do you have questions about PPI in research? Come along to one of our virtual drop-in sessions where PPI leads from UHB, UoB and NIHR will be on hand to answer any queries you have about how and when best to involve patients and the public in your work. Sessions take place by virtual conferencing so they must be booked in advance. Please email PPI@contacts.bham.ac.uk to request a slot.
Find out more »Challenges and opportunities for patient reported outcome assessment in the evaluation of advanced therapeutics – Advanced Therapy Education Webinar Series
Join experts from across the UK in this free webinar series exploring the clinical considerations around advanced therapy medical products (ATMPs), delivered by the Advanced Therapy Treatment Centre and London Advanced Therapies. Each short presentation (~20 mins) will be followed with time for Q&A with the speaker. Title: Challenges and opportunities for patient reported outcome assessment in the evaluation of advanced therapeutics Speaker: Melanie Calvert, Professor of Outcomes Methodology at the University of Birmingham; Director of Birmingham Health Partners Centre for Regulatory Science and…
Find out more »December 2021
PPI drop-in sessions
Do you have questions about PPI in research? Come along to one of our virtual drop-in sessions where PPI leads from UHB, UoB and NIHR will be on hand to answer any queries you have about how and when best to involve patients and the public in your work. Sessions take place by virtual conferencing so they must be booked in advance. Please email PPI@contacts.bham.ac.uk to request a slot.
Find out more »PPI drop-in sessions
Do you have questions about PPI in research? Come along to one of our virtual drop-in sessions where PPI leads from UHB, UoB and NIHR will be on hand to answer any queries you have about how and when best to involve patients and the public in your work. Sessions take place by virtual conferencing so they must be booked in advance. Please email PPI@contacts.bham.ac.uk to request a slot.
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