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How research teams and participants communicate is crucial to both the research's integrity and the participant's experience. Join us for a webinar reviewing how Australian researchers currently approach communication with trial participants and vice versa, identifying practical and achievable suggestions to improve research communications for all ⇢ https://lnkd.in/ezRuKY9Q

How research teams and participants communicate is crucial to both the research's integrity and the participant's experience. Join us for a webinar reviewing how Australian researchers currently approach communication with trial participants and vice versa, identifying practical and achievable suggestions to improve research communications for all ⇢ https://lnkd.in/gya9euER

NEW BLOG! ❓ What does it mean for research to be trauma-informed? ❓ Are we all speaking the same language when we refer to a ‘trauma-informed approach’? ❓ What might this look like in practice? Dr Dr Wendy Asquith and Dr Bethany Jackson blog on three key takeaways from a recent workshop on trauma-informed approaches to research. 1️⃣ All six elements of a trauma-informed approach need equal attention. 2️⃣ One-size-fits-all solutions fall short 3️⃣ We can be creative when developing safe, supportive spaces for research engagement. 👇 https://lnkd.in/eCMV9q7j

Re-watch my talk on repository adoption!

New Voices in Island Studies Webinar - May 28th The New Voices in Island Studies network will host its very first quarterly session this coming 28th of May. The event will be open to anyone eligible for membership (it’s free of charge!) – see the NVIS webpage here: New Voices in Island Studies Initiative | SICRI https://lnkd.in/g_Kcz4VW The webinar will be an opportunity to introduce the network and meet other members, with a group discussion to decide what activity the network should undertake. Duration in total: 90 min. Please, be very welcome to join us. Where: Online via Teams. Contact k.gow.21@abdn or jens.westerskov_andersen@soc.lu.se to register. When: NZT 10.30 pm - JT 7.30 pm - CET 12.30 pm – UK 11.30 am – Canada 6.30 am Please note – we recognize that time zones pose an issue when trying to develop global network and that the timing of the first meeting may not suit everyone. If you are interested in joining the network but are unable to attend the first meeting due to its timing, please do let us know so we can plan future sessions accordingly. In the concluding group discussion we will reflect on the following: • what are the common threads within our research? • what are the specialties / special interests we have? • what do you want future sessions to look like? • who should be included in future sessions? (emerging and established) Send an e-mail to one of the below addresses to sign up for the event. You will be asked to provide information about your areas of interest and any affiliations. Kirsten Gow - k.gow.21@abdn.ac.uk Jens Westerskov Andersen - jens.westerskov_andersen@soc.lu.se

Tune in to listen to our expert, Shona Sabah, explore two key obstacles that you can encounter when considering a new research initiative and how a good insights provider can help you resolve these. Are lack of clarity and resource constraints at the top of your mind when embarking on a new research project? Shona will walk you through ways in which these can be tackled ⚡ Uncover more insights and tips at https://lnkd.in/eewRDDJZ

Today, I attended an insightful webinar on the Cochrane Qualitative Methodological Limitations Tool (CAMELOT) led by Heather Menzies Munthe-Kaas. The session explored the tool's development, application, and its role in enhancing the relevance of systematic review findings. CAMELOT is a groundbreaking tool designed to address methodological limitations in qualitative research. During the webinar, we had the opportunity to look into its development process and explore a practical example of how it can be effectively applied.

How can you measure the value and impact of your research repository? 🧐 Emily DiLeo, shared some amazing insights and tips on how to facilitate research repository adoption and engagement at our Meetup yesterday (it was awesome!) 😎 If you weren’t able to make it, check out our updated Research Repository Guide for a center spread on her talk, and for more best practices and tips on research repositories 👉 https://lnkd.in/ewirDf4z

It was a great workshop on how quality listening can promote human flourishing! Such an important skill for developing relationships and conflict resolution. It is why I include training in quality listening for the #Leadership program on #Negotiations at the University of Toronto - Rotman School of Management. With none other than Guy Itzchakov himself. #humanflourishing #listeningskills