
PenCLAHRC is pleased to be able to offer a range of training opportunities for healthcare professionals across the South West.
Our Making Sense of Evidence workshops will teach you how to find and use research evidence to help inform clinical decision-making. We offer both full-day courses or bespoke courses that can be tailored to suit your needs and availability.
PenCHORD, our operational research team, provide a range of training modules to help you understand modelling techniques and concepts, as well as providing hands-on, practical skills in the basics of Excel-based models.
PenCHORD are also running our Health Service Modelling Associates programme. This scheme, working directly with staff from NHS organisations across Devon, Cornwall and Somerset, aims to support the increased use of operational research in health service development and decision making.
Our Evidence Synthesis Team run a series of ongoing systematic review clinics. These one-to-one clinics are for academics or NHS professionals who needs to know where to start on the systematic review process or how to go about designing a search strategy.
Some of the other training we offer includes:
For a full list of all events and seminars going on at PenCLAHRC, please see our Events page.
ITTC Building, Plymouth Science Park (Room N14)
These clinics have been set up to help the PenCLAHRC Evidence
Synthesis Team to manage and respond...
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Room 1.24 South Cloisters - University of Exeter - St Lukes Campus
An introduction to making sense of evidence Introduction to Making
Sense of Evidence During this talk a...
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04 July 2017
“With the HSMA programme, we have developed an exciting new way for
the NHS to...
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28 June 2017
Following a successful bid in 2016, PenCHORD
(PenCLAHRC’s operational research group), has been awarded
additional funding...
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23 June 2017
A national collaboration supported by PenCLAHRC, investigating
ways to support prisoners with mental health problems both...
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Theme: Mental Health & Dementia
A research programme examining a public health intervention
designed to help members of the public...
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Theme: Evidence for Policy and Practice
Providing modelling evidence of the optimal size for an expanded
Ambulatory Care Unit (ACU) at...
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