Oral health research for everyone: how to ensure quality patient benefit and engagement
Why take this course?
The aim of this symposium is to provide encouragement, information and networking opportunities for colleagues who have not yet undertaken any research or who are at the early stages of their research careers. We will be bringing together inspiring and successful researchers from a variety of clinical, social and basic science backgrounds, to share their research journeys and tips for success.
Attendance is free and places are allocated on a first come, first serve basis so we encourage participants to book early to avoid disappointment.
- £0.00
- 1 day days
- 5.00 CPD Points
Suitability
This course is suitable for:
- Foundation and Dental Core Trainees.
- Specialist trainees who are thinking of applying for research grants or fellowships.
- Dental colleagues in ‘non-academic’ posts who would like to become involved in oral health research.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of this symposium, participants will:
- understand the value of PPI and how to engage patients and the public throughout the research process;
- appreciate how a population health perspective is used to inform quality oral health research;
- have an insight into the NIHR doctoral research fellowship process;
- have some knowledge of how to design and conduct a clinical trial;
- understand what constitutes high quality research, in terms of the Research Exercise Framework and submitting papers for publication;
- recognise the value of multi-disciplinary research and patient-centred research in the context of dentistry;
- gain insight into innovative research programmes involving hypodontia patients and endodontic interventions.
Format
The symposium will be delivered via a series of lectures.
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