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Using IT to support Primary Care Research in the East of England RRDN

Primary Care research plays an important role in the success of research in the UK and uses Information Technology (IT) systems as part of its day-to-day working. 

This training package is designed for Primary care staff working in research. It will cover the IT aspects of study set-up, delivery and the ongoing roles and responsibilities of staff involved.

This training package will:

• • Introduce Primary Care research in the East of England RRDN

  • Outline the role of the Study Delivery Officer as it relates to IT searches and equipment

  • Explain how to conduct a search on SystmOne and EMIS

  • Examine how the Research Template in SystmOne and EMIS supports your searches

  • Describe how research payments are made to practices

  • Identify methods of good record keeping

The course can be accessed via NIHR Learn.

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Increasing equality and diversity through an Inclusive Feasibility Toolkit

We have developed a toolkit to support best practice in secondary care which provides resources to help promote inclusive research. This training package will help you  to:  

• Increase equality, diversity and inclusion in research;

• Identify steps and remove as many barriers as possible so that communities and people can have greater access to research;

• Develop ‘equality focused’ behaviours by proactively looking for barriers and challenges that may prevent one person, or a group of people, from accessing a research opportunity.
    

The course can be accessed via NIHR Learn. 

The Primary Care Setting - how it can help deliver your research

Learners can watch and read the resources from the day at their own pace. There is also an opportunity for discussion in the online forums. This e-learning will allow knowledge and experience about research in the primary care setting to reach more people.

The course can be accessed via NIHR Learn.