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Research methods
An Introduction to Mixed Methods Research
NIHR SSCR recorded webinar on an introduction to mixed methods research
HQIP Datasets and top tips for accessing
NHS Digital was pleased to be part of a collaborative event for researchers providing data insights and advice. This event was aimed at all those seeking practical guidance on how to find, access and gain approvals to use health datasets, including early career researchers.
NHS Digital using health and social care data sets in research
Deep dive into GP Data for Pandemic Planning and Research Dataset (NHS Digital)
HDR UK and the innovation gateway
Research guidance and governance
Approvals and legal avenues
Recent changes in health data governance
PCIE
Researching with the public, communities and others: from design to dissemination.
In this video Nadia Brookes (co-production) and Pippa Shaw (PCIE) from ARC KSS discuss Researching with the public, communities and others: from design to dissemination.
Co-production and research: conceptual and practical issues
Nadia Brookes, Vanessa Abrahamson and Lisa Richardson (Co-production theme) alongside Pippa Shaw (PCIE team lead) discuss Co-production and research: conceptual and practical issues
Tales of art and craft in implementation
In this video Professor John Gabby & Professor Andrée Le May discuss Tales of the art and craft of implementation.
Methodology
Mixed Methods Research or Mixed up Methods?
Learn about the methodological basis of using mixed methods in research, as part of ARC KSS Researcher's Week 2021.
Top tips - Methodological and Statistical detail for your funding application
Tips on what you should not forget about in your funding applications.
Qualitative research skills
Improving the inclusion of under-served groups in health research
Are you interested in improving the inclusion of under-served groups in health research, but not sure where to start? Have you ever wondered why it is so important to include under-served groups in health research? And what do we even mean by 'under-served'?
What is a randomised trial
An introduction to randomised trials
Introduction to NIHR
NIHR Learn (learn.nihr.ac.uk) is the home of our free, accredited learning programmes and is used by over 45,000 learners across the NHS and partner organisations every year.
Introduction to HRA Assessment and the role of the HRA Approvals Specialist
In this area you will find two videos that have been developed by members of the HRA Approvals team. The videos explain the background of HRA Approval and why it is important and also the role the of the Approvals Specialist and why they are at REC meetings.
The Health Research Authority and the Research Ethics Service Video
This video is a broad introduction to health and care research and the HRA and REC role within it. It’s designed to support the more detailed information about undertaking ethics review in other parts of the induction package.
Advanced Research Ethics Workshop - Classroom
Its aim is to help attendees analyse particular issues and then reflect on how they reached any decision
Complex Innovative Design Trials
This short summary from NIHR explains Complex Innovative Design trials (CID).
CTIMP Training Day - Classroom
The training will provide insight into aspects of drug development.
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