SKILL UP – the flexible skills programme nidirect.gov.uk/skillup
#COYBIG wee warm up game for the bhoys – at Dublin City, Ireland
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Just because a systematic review doesn't use meta-analysis doesn't mean it should lack transparency. The SWiM - Synthesis Without Meta-analysis - provides a 9-item guideline for transparent reporting of synthesis findings. Check it out here: bit.ly/40oMyc2
#medlibs
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A 🧵 about #Sustainability.
Sustainability is a complex topic & often studies lack insight into how results are achieved. Learn about the Long Term Success Tool (LTST) that helps to measure & support sustainability in initiatives! #SustainabilityPlanning
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PIF member @TheKingsFund has published a series of resources to support digital inclusion in healthcare. A new online report and policy briefing explore what #DigitalExclusion is, who is commonly excluded and what can be done to mitigate it. pifonline.org.uk/news/kings-… #DigitalHealth
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Peer-review me: Practical nurses’ mobile device use in client documentation and factors associated with work time savings: A cross-sectional #Study dlvr.it/SkprjV (preprint)
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Why involve members of the public in research?
Find out more about why you should involve patients, carers and the public and how to plan, support and resource public involvement in your research in our briefing notes for researchers: nihr.ac.uk/documents/briefin…

ALT Why involve members of the public in research? People who are affected by research have a right to have a say in it. Members of the public can provide a different perspective. Involving members of the public can tailor your research to the needs of specific communities. Public involvement can make research more relevant. Funding bodies and ethics committees will ask about your plans for public involvement.
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There are some great resources on involving people who are excluded & seldom listened to in research. Taking responsibility for inclusion & diversity in our research & recognising systemic barriers to engagement are key. Some interesting examples: 1/2 researchinvolvement.biomedce…
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The Coalition of Carers Organisations is holding a co-design workshop to devise a New Deal for unpaid carers in NI. If you're a carer, join us and share your views on the big challenges facing carers and the solutions needed from government, HSC and more: eventbrite.co.uk/e/online-wo…
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If you care for a stroke survivor, have your say on the main issues you face and what more must be done to support unpaid carers in NI.
The Coalition of Carers Organisations is holding a co-design workshop to devise a New Deal for unpaid carers in NI. If you're a carer, join us and share your views on the big challenges facing carers and the solutions needed from government, HSC and more: eventbrite.co.uk/e/online-wo…
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Barriers and facilitators tip 💡 :
⭐️When trying to map barriers and facilitators, it’s much easier to map quotes rather than themes.⭐️
This is true across many frameworks: TDF, CFIR, i-PARIHS, etc. #ImpSci #ImpPractice
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❗🧠 Stroke is the fourth single leading cause of death in the UK. 🧠❗
⏲ When a stroke occurs, time is of the essence and the sooner an individual is treated, the better.
🙏 Being aware of the signs of stroke literally makes a world of difference. Think ahead and think FAST.
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📢Did you know NHS Digital is now part of NHS England?
If you're doing research involving NHS digital data or you're about to submit an application, we've got you covered!
Find out what the merger means for your research approval ➡️ hra.nhs.uk/about-us/news-upd…
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ROB 2 in your #systematicreview can be tricky to figure out first time of use - here we outline some
@Cochrane advice on how to approach it. Thanks to my colleagues @dwan_kerry @EllaFlemyng
bit.ly/3DjoWfn
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Is a one-size-fits-all ‘12-month rule’ appropriate when it comes to the last search date in systematic reviews?
Analysis by @gillianstokesm @EPPICentre @KatySutcliffe @UCLSocRes @James_M_Thomas
#OpenAccess
Link: bit.ly/3klBo7A
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Any new technology introduced in healthcare needs to be highly regulated.
Read our latest insight piece to find out how the NHS Supplier Conformance Assessment List could impact your working relationship with the NHS, NHS Digital or technology suppliers: 6b.digital/insights/understa…
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The deadline is approaching to submit to our Women's Health & Maternal Care collection.
We welcome the latest research
on digital technologies for #womenshealth, #reproductivecare, & #maternalcare.
Submit by 30 Nov 2022
go.nature.com/3bhhbvP
#DigitalHealth @melissacmorgan
Excellent, information packed talks on digital health at day 2 of #cbcconf2022. If anyone is interested in submitting work to a special issue on this topic in IJERPH, please visit the link below @UCLBehaveChange
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