Making Sense of Health Research Annual Conference 4th October 09:30- 16:30 Buckfast Abbey Conference Centre A plenary session and a choice of MSE workshops from the MSE Training menu. MSE workshops are suitable for a wide range of people from students, patients and members of the public to doctors,… Read More
We know that evidence-driven research can translate to real impact for people and the services they rely on. Finding and applying evidence to research is an essential part of our approach and we help others to do the same through our Making Sense of Evidence Programme. Our workshops are designed… Read More
South West Analytics and Infrastructure in Healthcare (SWAIH) July 17th, 09:30 – 16:30 Sandy Park Race Course, Exeter Bringing together people working with healthcare data from across the South West to discuss opportunities and challenges for healthcare data research within the South West. Register here What is SWAIH?… Read More
About the Clinics The Exeter Collaboration for Academic Primary Care (APEx) is a multidisciplinary team within the College of Medicine and Health. Whatever your query, from finding out more about Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) to creating a PPIE strategy for a research bid, primary care… Read More
About the Cafes An opportunity for an early, informal chat with the Exeter Collaboration for Academic Primary Care (APEx) Patient & Public Involvement and Engagement Group. The Exeter Collaboration for Academic Primary Care is a multidisciplinary team within the College of Medicine and Health. What to expect: These… Read More
These 30 minute slots have been organised for you to give a 5 minute pitch about your research idea followed by an informal chat with members of the Peninsula Public Engagement Group (PenPEG). Members are keen to be more involved in early research development, so don’t worry if you idea… Read More
Whatever your query, from finding out more about Patient and Public Involvement to creating a PPI strategy for a research bid, you can speak to one of our researchers for advice. Read More
Please note that the clinics are intended specifically to address systematic review related queries. It may be worth considering whether this is the most appropriate route for your enquiry. Clinic appointments are often in high demand, with some people having to wait several weeks to attend. If you are not… Read More