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July 2020
Research Methods for Clinical Trials
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 and knowledge of the design, conduct, analysis and interpretation of clinical trials. The Birmingham Centre for Clinical Trials (BCCT) organises and runs a 3 day…
Find out more »October 2020
Clean Air for All – COVID-19, Clean Air and Mobility
The University of Birmingham Institute for Global Innovation (IGI) will be hosting a public Clean Air for All webinar on 8 October 2020 to coincide with Clean Air Day– the UK’s largest day of Clean Air action. The expert panel will explore COVID-19 impacts upon air quality, transport and mobility in the West Midlands region, including academic research, community action and future policy direction. Panel speakers include: Professor William Bloss - Professor of Atmospheric Science, University of Birmingham, Cllr Waseem…
Find out more »November 2020
Midlands Digital Health Debate
Join the Centre for Systems Modelling & Quantitative Biomedicine for a free public debate event exploring what digital health and data health sciences can and ought to be now and in the future. The panel includes Dominic Cushnan, Head of AI Imaging NHSX Elizabeth Sapey , Director of PIONEER – the Health Data Research Hub for Acute Care Ian Styles, University of Birmingham. Director, Institute for Interdisciplinary Data Sciences Daniel Ray, Chief Technical Officer, Birmingham Women’s and Children’s Hospital Register…
Find out more »Research Methods for Clinical Trials
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 and knowledge of the design, conduct, analysis and interpretation of clinical trials. The Birmingham Centre for Clinical Trials (BCCT) organises and runs a 3 day…
Find out more »December 2020
Women in Vision UK Annual Conference
Dr Lisa Hill from the Institute of Clinical Sciences, University of Birmingham and the WVUK Committee are delighted to be hosting the Women in Vision Annual Conference at the University of Birmingham in December 2020. The conference will host a series of research talks, posters and a key note lecture by Professor Alice Roberts. The conference is open to all scientists, clinicians and allied health professionals at all levels of their career. Refreshments and lunch will be provided. The Women in Vision UK…
Find out more »February 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 PPIR@uhb.nhs.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 PPIR@uhb.nhs.uk to request a slot.
Find out more »March 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 PPIR@uhb.nhs.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 PPIR@uhb.nhs.uk to request a slot.
Find out more »April 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 PPIR@uhb.nhs.uk to request a slot.
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