Below you will find our slides, flyers and other promotional materials that you are welcome to utilise to help promote the scheme.
Please also see what we have available on our videos page which includes our promotional video titled "What is the Associate Principal Investigator Scheme"
Slides
Associate PI Scheme Slides
These slides can be used to engage healthcare professionals who may be interested in taking part in the Associate PI Scheme.
Containing information about:
These slides can be used to engage healthcare professionals who may be interested in taking part in the Associate PI Scheme.
Containing information about:
Aims of the Scheme and how it works
The Benefits of the Scheme
Applicant Eligibility Criteria
Information about the Associate PI Scheme Checklist
Slides for SIVs
These slides can be used at your site initiation visits to engage study sites and to get them enthused about the Associate PI Scheme and encourage your Local PIs to start identifying prospective Associate PIs.
Containing information about:
These slides can be used at your site initiation visits to engage study sites and to get them enthused about the Associate PI Scheme and encourage your Local PIs to start identifying prospective Associate PIs.
Containing information about:
Aims of the Scheme and how it works
The Benefits of the Scheme
Applicant Eligibility Criteria
Information about the checklist
Flyers
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Associate PI Scheme Flyer
This flyer can be used as a poster for notice boards or circulated via email to your study sites and Local PIs to encourage prospective Associate PIs to get involved.
Containing Information about:
This flyer can be used as a poster for notice boards or circulated via email to your study sites and Local PIs to encourage prospective Associate PIs to get involved.
Containing Information about:
What is the Scheme.
Who can get involved.
QR Code that takes you to the website for more information
Adaptable Study Specific Flyer
This flyer can be edited to include your specific study and give your Local PI's name as a point of contact to express interest. This can be sent to your study sites to be used by Local PIs to advertise that a study has joined the Scheme and is open for people to get involved.
Containing Information about:
This flyer can be edited to include your specific study and give your Local PI's name as a point of contact to express interest. This can be sent to your study sites to be used by Local PIs to advertise that a study has joined the Scheme and is open for people to get involved.
Containing Information about:
Study joining the Scheme (you can edit the name of the study accordingly)
The Scheme and how it works.
Who can get involved.
MAKE A COPY OF FLYER BEFORE EDITING - to do this go to file, then ‘Make a Copy’
PI and Study Team specific
Badge of Study Registration
How to use the study badge:
Promote your studies registration onto the Associate PI Scheme by using our study badge.
To use simply click on the image of the badge, then download it and add it to relevant documents or promotional material, for example, Newsletters and Websites.
Make your study identifiable for potential Associate PI trainees.
Email template for Study Teams and Scheme Champions
Containing information about:
Containing information about:
The study joining the Scheme
What the Scheme is
The aims and benefits of the Scheme
This email can be sent to all your study sites and local PIs to engage them with the Scheme and encourage them to start identifying prospective Associate PIs. We recommend this is sent as soon as you receive confirmation that your study has joined the Associate PI Scheme.
Email template for Principal Investigators
Containing information about:
Containing information about:
The study you are the Local PI for joining the Scheme
What the Scheme is
The aims and benefits of the Scheme
This email can be used to encourage healthcare professionals at your site to join the Associate PI Scheme. We recommend this is sent as soon as you receive confirmation that your study has joined the Associate PI Scheme.