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RDCS Ideas Event
Cost: Free
Who is it for: NHS and social care professionals
Date: 9 April 2019
Who is it for: NHS and social care professionals
Date: 9 April 2019
Organisers: The Research Design and Conduct Service (RDCS) South East
Aim: By the end of the workshop, delegates will have developed their new or existing research idea.
The event is aimed at those in the health and social care sector who have early stage ideas for research projects. The day will begin with some short presentations about the general process of taking a research idea and growing it into a funded project. Following that will be an open forum for discussion and development of ideas in small groups, facilitated by RDCS consultants.
Places are strictly limited to ensure adequate access to consultants. To book now, please visit the RDCS Event Booking Page
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