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Seminar details
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Excess Treatment Costs and the online SoECAT
form
Monday 10 July 2023, 13:00-14:00
This workshop will cover the principles of Excess Treatment
Costs, an overview of the online SoECAT form, and the Study
Start Up and Delivery Tool (SSUDT) - Pre-Funding Feasibility
Assessment Inclusion
Speaker: Jo Bagshaw, Study Support Service Manager, NIHR CRN
West of England
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Applying for UHBW RCF and BWHC small research grants (Joint RCF/BWHC small grant
scheme)
Wednesday 21 June 2023, 08:30-09:30
Tuesday 27 June 2023
Tuesday 4 July 2023
Speaker: Elinor Griffiths, Research Grants Manager
This workshop is aimed at anyone who is planning to apply for
a Bristol and Weston
Hospitals Charity or RCF grant in 2023, or wishing to know more
about the scheme. These sessions are open to any medical or
non-medical UHBW employee or university academic holding an
honorary contract with UHBW.
Workshop content includes:
- how to complete the application form
- how to set up and manage a BWHC or RCF grant
- who to contact for support at each stage of the process
- how to identify eligible costs
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Research Ethics Committees - a help not a
hindrance
Wednesday 7 June, 13:00 - 14:00
The importance of ethical reviews, what RECs are looking for, the
application and decision-making process, vulnerable participants,
amendments, monitoring.
Speaker: Julie Woodley, UWE (Chair, Central Bristol Research Ethics
Committee)
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Q&A session on HRA approvals and the IRAS form -
non-CTIMPs
Thursday 11 May 2023, 13:00 - 14:00
Speakers: Research Management Facilitation
Team
This is an introductory talk aimed at new and returning
researchers who would like to know how study sponsorships are
set-up at UHBW. The presentation will review what is required
by R&D department and the HRA for study approval/set-up and
sign-post participants to useful HRA resources and R&D
support.
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Research training and development funding pathways
for Health and Care Professionals
Thursday 20 October, 16:30-17:30 (on Teams)
This session will provide an introduction to research and
training funding, and in particular, the NIHR HEE Integrated
Clinical and Practitioner Academic (ICA) programme for health and
care professionals (other than medics and dentists). The session
will provide insight from the personal experiences of a NIHR-HEE
doctoral fellow and opportunity to discuss individual interests.
The ICA programme is intended to develop people with the potential
and aspiration to become leading practitioners and researchers,
thus increasing research capacity to improve health and social
care. Join us if you are interested and would like to find out
more.
Speakers:
Mary Cramp, UWE. Lead for Research in the School of Health
and Social Wellbeing which includes nurses, midwifes, a number of
AHP professions and Public Health; also works with the NIHR ARC
West training and capacity building team as the NMAHP professions
Lead and with HEE South West for delivery of the regional ICA
awards.
Pauline Humphrey, UHBW. Consultant Radiographer (BHOC, UHBW)
and HEE-NIHR ICA Doctoral Research Fellowship, 2018-2022
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Q&A session on HRA approvals and the IRAS form -
non-CTIMPs
Monday 03 October, 16:00 - 17:00
Speakers: Sandra Mulligan, Amelia Lowe, Simon
Cavan, Owen Collings (Research Management Facilitator
Team, R&I)
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The value of intellectual property in the pathway to
patient benefit
Tuesday, 12 April, 13:00-14:00
Speaker: Cameron Fenwick, BRC Translational Manager,
University of Bristol
Intellectual property is a valuable asset which researchers
create every day. Good IP management is key for realising the
intended outcomes from your research and achieving beneficial
impact for patients and wider society. In this session we will
cover some fundamental concepts to help you to spot potentially
valuable IP, look at some strategies for IP protection, and discuss
where you can find advice and support.
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Signposting Library support for
researchers
Monday 25 April, 13:00-14:00
Speaker: Jo Hooper, Clinical Librarian, UHBW
NHS Library and Knowledge Services take the 'heavy lifting'
out of getting evidence into practice and give the 'gift of time'
to healthcare professionals.
Healthcare staff are short of an invaluable resource - time.
Time to spend caring for their patients while being confident they
have the most relevant, evidence-based information they need to
plan and deliver that care. Informed decisions improve outcomes,
quality of care, patient experience, resource utilisation and
operational efficiencies. This is best achieved when healthcare
professionals are supported by the right knowledge services, with
the right resources and with the right teams and roles. Health
librarians and knowledge specialists make the gathering of
information as easy as possible for healthcare professionals,
relieving the burden of sourcing and synthesising evidence while
enabling NHS organisations to meet their statutory obligations to
get evidence into practice across the
service.
Library and Knowledge Services Value Proposition The Gift of
Time FINAL Nov2020.pdf
We can support you and you team in various ways; through our
Outreach & Knowledge Management service: providing Evidence
Updates, In-depth Literature Searches and Supporting Systematic
Reviews or attending Ward Rounds, Team Meetings or Journal Clubs.
We also provide a range of Training Sessions including Literature
Searching, Critical Appraisal and Understanding Basic Statistics.
These are available as group session or one-to-ones either face to
face or remote via applications such as Teams or WebEx and can be
tailored to suit your needs.
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Applying for UHBW and BWHC small research
grants
Wednesday, 4 May, 12:00-13:00
Speaker: Elinor Griffiths, Research Grants Manager
This workshop is aimed at anyone who is planning to apply for
a Bristol and
Weston Hospitals Charity or RCF grant in July 2022, or
wishing to know more about the scheme. These sessions are open to
any medical or non-medical UHBW employee or university
academic holding an honorary contract with UHBW.
Workshop content includes:
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how to complete the application form
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how to set up and manage a BWHC or RCF
grant
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who to contact for support at each stage of the
process
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how to identify eligible costs
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Delivering vaccine trials with Urgent Public Health
status
Monday, 16 May, 13:00-14:00
Speakers: Sarah Kidd (Senior Trial Coordinator - Vaccine
& Testing Research Team), Kelly Turner (Research
Nurse - Vaccine & Testing Research Team), Rachel
Williams (Regional Vaccine Trials Manager)
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Covid-19 forced researchers to rethink how
trials could be delivered quickly without compromising patient
safety and the quality of data. This workshop takes a look at
UHBW's response to the call for development of pandemic busting
vaccines and the challenges faced along the way.
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Considerations for study set-up and ongoing
management will be covered with use of
case-studies.
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The role of a regional model in the delivery of
these trials will also be discussed.
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This workshop will also appeal to anyone
interested in delivering clinical trials in general.
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Applying for an RfPB grant
Monday, 23 May, 16:30-17:30
Speaker: Rosemary Greenwood, Senior Medical Statistician,
Research Design Service South West
This workshop is for anyone at UHBW, University of Bristol or
UWE who is interested in applying for an NIHR Research for Patient
Benefit (RfPB) grant.
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Applying for UHBW and BWHC small research
grants
Wednesday, 25 May, 08:30-09:30
Speaker: Elinor Griffiths, Research Grants Manager
This workshop is aimed at anyone who is planning to apply for
a Bristol and
Weston Hospitals Charity or RCF grant in July 2022, or
wishing to know more about the scheme. These sessions are open to
any medical or non-medical UHBW employee or university
academic holding an honorary contract with UHBW.
Workshop content includes:
·
how to complete the application form
·
how to set up and manage a BWHC or RCF
grant
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who to contact for support at each stage of the
process
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how to identify eligible costs
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Balancing research and clinical
commitments
Tuesday, 21 June, 13:00-14:00
Speaker: Ema Swingwood, NIHR Clinical Doctoral Research
Fellow and Respiratory Physiotherapist
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Excess Treatment Costs and the SoECAT
form
Wednesday, 20 July 13:00-14:00
Speaker: Jo Bagshaw, Study Support Manager, LCRN West of
England Core Team, NIHR Clinical Research Network (CRN)
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