Keep up to date with all the latest events that the CaHRU team are involved with by viewing our events calendar below:
CaHRU Improvement Science and Research Methods Seminar Series 2020-2021
The CaHRU Improvement Science and Research Methods Seminar Series this season is taking place on Teams at 1100 hours on the dates below. Please contact Sue Bowler sbowler@lincoln.ac.uk for a link to join future seminars or click the link below to access the video and presentation for past presentations or those you cannot attend on the day.
16/06/21, 11amDr Maria Kordowicz, CaHRUThe origins and practice of ethnography in health
| 30/9/20, 11am |
Dr Paul Leighton, University of Nottingham |
Reflections upon incorporating a realist evaluation within a clinical trial |
| 14/10/20, 11am |
Joanne Coster, CURE, ScHARR, Sheffield University |
Using consensus research methods with multi-stakeholder groups: does one size fit all? |
| 10/11/20, 11am |
Dr Julie Pattinson and Dr Elise Rowan, CaHRU |
Complex intervention trials and studies |
| 16/12/21, 11am |
Prof Graham Law, CaHRU |
Interrupted Time Series: COVID lockdown and ambulance data |
| 13/01/21, 11am |
Dr Vanessa Botan, CaHRU |
Reflections on stepped-wedge trials: rationale, design, and analysis |
| 17/02/21, 11am |
Prof Niro Siriwardena, CaHRU |
Case study designs: a refreshing alternative that other methods can’t always reach |
| 17/03/21, 11am |
Dr Murray Smith, CaHRU |
Analysis of repeated measures and longitudinal data in health research |
| 21/04/21, 11am |
Dr Colin Ridyard, CaHRU |
A review of published Health Economics Analysis Plans (HEAPs) |
| 27/05/21, 11am |
Dr Vanessa Botan, CaHRU |
Propensity score matching |
| 16/06/21, 11am |
Dr Maria Kordowicz, CaHRU |
The origins and practice of ethnography in health |
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