Resources for Associate PI Scheme Champions
Resources for Associate PI Scheme Champions
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For our Scheme Champions, we have signposted some resources that we hope will help you with supporting healthcare professionals at your site find out more about the scheme and encourage them to take part.
If you're new to the Champion role, we recommend starting by watching the ‘Champion Introduction’ video (5 mins). It provides a helpful overview of the resources available to support you in your role.
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Associate PI Scheme Champions can access a dedicated dashboard to find details about Associate PIs for their studies. Please read this guidance document to assist you in accessing and navigating the dashboard.
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To help with encouraging healthcare professionals at your site to take part in the Scheme you are welcome to utilise the promotional materials that we have created for our stakeholder.
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Guidance about how you can engage your study sites and PIs with the Scheme, so they can get Associate PIs signed up.
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To help with encouraging healthcare professionals at your site to take part in the Scheme you might like to signpost them to the "Where can I take part?" tool on the dashboard, and the instructional video that demonstrates how to apply for the scheme.
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Associate PI Trainee Learning Pathway on NIHR Learn
The ‘How to Complete the Associate PI Scheme Checklist’ video provides a helpful overview of what Associate PIs work through during their 6-month tenure and will support you in answering questions and offering informed guidance throughout their journey.
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Here you will find useful documents that have been shared by fellow Champions. If you have a document that you would like to add to the repository please email associatepischeme@nihr.ac.uk
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The Associate PI Scheme checklist outlines the activities that we ask Associate PI's to complete during their 6 month tenure on the Associate PI Scheme is available to view here.
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We have partnered with CHAIN, an online mutual support network for people working in health and social care. It gives people a simple and informal way of contacting each other to exchange ideas and share knowledge. Visit their website for more information.
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What is expected from the National Study Team, in regards to an Associate PIs completed checklist. This also includes an example of a "well completed checklist"
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