Length
45 minutes
Target Audiences
- Paediatricians in training and related health care professionals
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Session Title: Setting up Peer-to-Peer Research Skills Development Programmes: Lessons learnt from the London School of Paediatrics
Name: Dr Amedine Duret
Job title: Clinical Research Fellow in Paediatric Infectious Diseases at Imperial College London
Learning Objectives:
This seminar provides information on how to set up peer-to-peer research skills development programs and shares the experience and lesson learned from the London School of Paediatrics.
1. To gain insight into peer-to-peer research skills development programmes.
2. To understand the Progress+ curriculum’s requirements in research.
3. To explore avenues for interregional collaborations for similar trainee-led peer-to-peer research skills development programmes.
4. To gain an insight into the various research projects carried out by the academic subgroup in London.
If you have any questions, please contact the RCPCH Learning team.
About this webinar series
TREES is a free monthly webinar series from the RCPCH Trainee Research Network especially for paediatricians in training. They help you get involved in research and meet key capabilities in the Progress+ curriculum’s research and scholarship domain.
Each session is streamed live on the last Tuesday of every month, from 13:00 to 13:45. To register for upcoming webinars and explore session topics, please visit the main RCPCH TREES webpage.
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Trainee Research Network Education Seminars (TREES) | Academic Paediatric Careers or many ways to have a nice bath (November 2024)
This session offers you an unconventional look at the various paths one can take in this field to make a difference in paediatric care and enrich your career. This session will be beneficial for all those working in child health, including those new to and experienced in research.
Trainee Research Network Education Seminars (TREES) | Antimicrobial Stewardship in Paediatrics – Bridging Clinical Practice and Research (January 2025)
This session explores the global threat of antimicrobial resistance, the limits of current research, and how your antibiotic stewardship can help safeguard the future of healthcare.
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