Research Seminars
The Unit for Social and Community Psychiatry holds seminars to present the work of its members. These seminars are free, open to the public, and held on Mondays from 14:00-15:00 in the Lecture Theatre, Academic Unit, Newham Centre for Mental Health E13 8SP
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Date |
Title |
Presented by |
| 23 Sep'19 |
Global mental health |
Vian Rajabzadeh |
| 30 Sep'19 |
Where does the therapy happen in arts therapies and how? An exploration of underlying theories |
Catherine Carr |
| 7 Oct'19 |
Social networks and mental health |
Domenico Giacco |
| 14 Oct'19 |
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Maria Turri |
| 21 Oct'19 |
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Fritzi Mosler |
| 28 Oct'19 |
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Tamara Pemovska |
| 4 Nov'19 |
TACK cluster-RCT: Internal Pilot Results |
Phil McNamee |
| 11 Nov'19 |
Personal experience as a recovery resource in psychosis: Narrative Experiences ONline (NEON) |
Zivile Jakaite |
| 18 Nov'19 |
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Aleks Matanov |
| 25 Nov'19 |
Homelessness and social capital |
Nadia Ayed |
| 2 Dec'19 |
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| 9 Dec'19 |
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| 16 Dec'19 |
Phone Pal – results from the trial |
Mariana Pinto da Costa |
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Winter break returning 6 January 2020 |
For further information, please contact n.ayed@qmul.ac.uk
Research Methods & Tools Training
Training sessions in on a variety of topics of interest to those undertaking research in NHS are held roughly every third week, mainly on Wednesdays from 10:30-11:30 in the Lecture Theatre, Academic Unit, Newham Centre for Mental Health E13 8SP
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Date |
Title |
Presented by |
| 4 Sep'19 |
STATA and coding (cancelled) |
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| 25 Sep'19 |
Photovoice Methodology |
Sana Sajun |
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10 Oct'19
Thursday |
De-escalation and working with people with complex trauma |
John Conolly |
| 30 Oct'19 |
Introduction to linguistic ethnography (rescheduled) |
Prof Deborah Swinglehurst |
| 13 Nov'19 |
Global Health Seminar: West Nile Project (rescheduled) |
Sana Sajun, Erin Burn & Dave Baillie |
| 4 Dec'19 |
STATA and coding (rescheduled) |
Vicky Bird |
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Winter break returning 22 January 2020 |
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For further information, please contact e.burn@qmul.ac.uk
Research Governance Skills Training
As a Noclor partner, ELFT staff can access training courses for free. Noclor offer courses such as:
- Critical Appraisal Skill Training Workshop
- Essential Skills for Clinical Research Nurses
- Finding the Evidence (Literature Searching Skills)
- Good Clinical Practice in Research
- Informed Consent in Clinical Research
- Principal Investigator in Research
- Setting Up and Managing the Trial Master File
To check dates and book a course, see the Noclor Training & Resources website
In addition, the Medical Research Council (MRC) Regulatory Support Centre has a number of resources including e-learning courses that are free for all (once you have set up an account), these include:
Good Research Practice
Applicable to everyone in the research community, this e-learning module introduces the principles and guidelines laid out in the MRC's ethic series document Good research practice: Principles and guidelines.
Research Data and Confidentiality
This e-learning course explores the concepts of confidentiality and data protection. This is a complex field, but the course aims to provide you with the framework and tools to interpret the requirements for research with confidence.
Consent and Participant Information Sheet Preparation Guidance
In this guidance you will find information on:
- The principles of consent (both ethical and legal)
- How the principles relate to preparation and use of a Participant Information Sheet (PIS) and consent form
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