Short Courses Available
Places are available to Health and Social Care Practitioners, Pharmaceutical Professionals and Academics.
| Dates | Name of Course | Course Content | Course Leader | Suitable For |
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| 17th - 19th July 2013 |
The ScHARR Systematic |
This three day course aims to provide participants with an introduction to methods for conducting systematic reviews in health care. |
Dr Rachel Archer |
Researchers who require an introduction to methods for conducting systematic reviews in health care and Professionals who need to develop the ability to interpret and assess the quality of systematic reviews. |
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2nd - 4th |
Evidence Synthesis of Qualitative Research in Europe (ESQUIRE) |
This course will follow the systematic review process as it applies, and is adapted to, qualitative evidence synthesis. |
Dr Andrew Booth | Qualitative Researchers, Systematic Reviewers, PhD Students and newly qualified Researchers. |
| 4th Sept 2013 | Issues and Challenges for Qualitative Research in Evidence Synthesis (InCQuiRES) |
This methodological update will rehearse the major issues and challenges for the main steps of the systematic reviews process. | Dr Andrew Booth | This update will meet the needs of those with prior experience and familiarity with qualitative evidence synthesis as well as those who have previously attended the ESQUIRE course. |
| 6th & 20th Sept 2013 |
Evaluating Programmes, Technology and Other Complex Interventions (EPTOCI) |
This two day course aims to |
Dr Nasrin Nasr | Anyone with an interest in evaluation especially those who feel that there is a need to address issues of complexity which have been overlooked in traditional methods of evaluation. |
| 17th Sept & 28th Oct 2013 | Planning and Commissioning Whole-Pathways of Care for Long-Term Conditions. |
This course aims to introduce a structured and systematic approach to evaluating existing pathways of care and potential service re-designs for long-term conditions. |
Mr Ben Kearns |
Yorkshire based multidisciplinary teams of strategic managers, clinicians and analysts, in clinical commissioning groups or health and well-being boards. |
| 27th Nov 2013 | The Identification and Review of Evidence to Inform Cost Effectiveness Models |
The course will enable participants to develop an understanding of the methods available for the identification and review of evidence to inform cost effectiveness models. The course will consist of three sessions. |
Dr Eva Kaltenthaler | Those involved in health technology assessments. Particularly - modellers, information specialists and systematic reviewers. |
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