Introduction to Protocol Writing
Date:
21/06/2027
Organised by:
University of Bristol Medical School Online Short Course Programme
Presenter:
Dr Lucy Culliford and Dr Jo Worthington
Level:
Entry (no or almost no prior knowledge)
Contact:
Bristol Medical School Short Course Programme
University of Bristol
short-course@bristol.ac.uk
+ 44 117 455 5987
www.bristol.ac.uk/medical-school-short-courses
Venue: Online
Protocols are essential for many areas of health research and a quality protocol is key to the successful delivery of a study. Academics working in the Bristol Trials Centre (BTC) and the University of Bristol (including those who are tutors on this course) have many years of experience in writing and delivering a wide range of protocols for high impact health research projects.
This course is aimed at health researchers new to writing protocols, and will cover the essentials of writing a good quality protocol for a range of health research projects. Core knowledge will be supplemented by practical tips and illustrated by real life examples, with signposting of relevant guidance and support.
This course will cover:
- what is a protocol, why is it important and what information should be included?
- who should be involved and when, and what are the expectations of external stakeholders?
- what are the key considerations and potential challenges of writing a protocol?
- what guidance should be followed, and where can you get help and advice?
Cost:
£250
Website and registration:
Region:
South West
Keywords:
Research Management and Impact (other), Research Skills, Communication and Dissemination (other), protocol
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