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Qualitative research in randomised trials short course
Qualitative Research in Randomised TrialsThe much-awaited "Qualitative Research in Trials" short course is finally here slated for 18 June 2013 (rescheduled from 21 May 2013).
This one-day course co-led by Hub members Nicola Mills, Ali Heawood and Jenny Donovan will illustrate how qualitative methods can be integrated at various stages of a randomised trial, from the development and feasibility stages to the running of the main trial, to enhance trial design and conduct.
The course will focus on the use of common and more novel qualitative methods within challenging-to-conduct pragmatic trials, undertaken within a health service context.
The course will comprise a total of six hours teaching time with a mixture of lectures and small group work.
Costing methodology workshop - 10 October 2013
Sian Noble and Joanna Thorn have teamed up with other hubs to organise a one-day workshop on costing methodology scheduled for 10 October 2013.
This is a call for those interested in presenting at the workshop to submit a 250 word abstract for consideration by Friday 26 July 2013.
Further details are available from here. Previous monthly updates »The first phase of ConDuCT is funded until 31 March 2014. The ConDuCT Hub consists of six research themes working together to strengthen trial methodology.
This page will provide monthly highlights on developments, activities and news about one of the ConDuCT research themes.
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