This workshop series has been developed by PPI Leads in UoB/UHB and members of the public experienced in involvement in research. Tuesday 12th November, 10:00 – 14:00 (2 - Grant Writing and Developing a PPI Group) Friday 13th December, 10:00 – 14:00 (1 - Introduction to PPI and Reporting on Impact) Workshop 1 is an … Continue reading "Patient & Public Involvement (PPI) Workshops"
Join the Centre for Patient Reported Outcomes Research (CPROR) for this course which will enable you to: Understand the different types of PROs and when to use them in clinical trials Describe approaches to selecting an appropriate PRO measure for the study Understand PRO-specific components that should be included in a trial protocol using the … Continue reading "Successfully Incorporating Patient Reported Outcomes (PROs) in Clinical Trials – COURSE"
Do you have questions about PPI in research? Come along to one of our drop-in sessions where PPI leads from Birmingham BRC, CLAHRC WM, SRMRC and UHB will be on hand to answer any queries you have about how and when best to involve patients and the public in your work. No need to book … Continue reading "Patient & Public Involvement (PPI) in research – drop in sessions"
BT and University Hospital Birmingham invite you to see the power of 5G: the latest development in remote diagnostics To mark the launch of 5G in Birmingham earlier this year, BT and University Hospital Birmingham have worked in partnership to bring you the next stage in remote diagnostics. We invite you to a highly immersive … Continue reading "The power of 5G: the latest development in remote diagnostics"
Clinical trials have huge societal impact, providing the best evidence of the effectiveness of healthcare, social care and public health interventions. Research through clinical trials is a growing global business in academic institutions, industry, the NHS and across public health organisations. To ensure efficient trials that reach successful completion, trial staff require a solid grounding … Continue reading "Research Methods for Clinical Trials"
Want to involve patients & the public in your research, but have questions over ethics? Join Dr Margaret O’Hara, PPIE Lead for University Hospitals Birmingham, for the next ITM Ask the Expert Seminar. The event will be held on Tuesday 19th November at 12 noon in the Institute of Translational Medicine (ITM)’s Doug Ellis Lecture … Continue reading "‘Ask the Expert’ ITM Education Seminar"
Working together to improve the air we breathe for better health Event Summary Poor air quality is one of the major public health challenges in Birmingham. We know that the negative impacts of poor air quality are worse for the poorest, most vulnerable residents and those with long-term health conditions. This event is a chance … Continue reading "Clean Air for All"
Thinking of applying for NIHR Pre-Doc Clinical Academic Fellowship (PCAF) in 2020? The BHP Clinical Academics team are holding a PCAF Masterclass with lots of great sessions to help you prepare your application. Programme How to register Email the BHP Clinical Academics team. For further information on the PCAF, visit the NIHR website.
Do you have questions about PPI in research? Come along to one of our drop-in sessions where PPI leads from Birmingham BRC, CLAHRC WM, SRMRC and UHB will be on hand to answer any queries you have about how and when best to involve patients and the public in your work. No need to book … Continue reading "Patient & Public Involvement (PPI) in research – drop in sessions"
We would like to invite you to take part in the 2019 Annual Clinical Academic Training Event, where Professor Una Martin, Dean of Birmingham Medical School and Professor of Clinical Pharmacology, will be delivering the keynote lecture. The event will open with a session by the Academy of Medical Sciences (AMS) who will provide information about the range of opportunities … Continue reading "Annual Clinical Academic Training Event"
About the event The IET's Think Big Future Health and Science Unconference is a participant-driven event, bringing engineers together with clinicians, senior/middle managers, healthcare professionals, patients and non-industry stakeholders to discuss important themes across the healthcare sector. Our full-day programme is organised around themed streams with time built in for discussion and networking. As a … Continue reading "THINK BIG Future Health & Life Science Unconference"
