We are re-launching the MIDAS’ Clinical Trials Methodological Sub-Group in January 2025. Some of you may have been a member of this group in the past and others are interested potential new members. The group is a mixture of academics, trial methodologists and healthcare professionals with an interest in clinical trials. Our aim is to […]

Join this 2-hour workshop exploring how involving lived experience participants is vital in addiction recovery work and research, featuring Made by Mortals’ powerful audio story Why Can’t You Be Normal. We understand addiction and recovery are often misunderstood and reduced to oversimplified narratives. The truth is far more nuanced and complex. In this workshop, we’ll […]

Presenters: Erin Bloxsidge, Kathryn Devine and Giada Zanella from SR Self Taught Abstract: The support demands from students and researchers undertaking systematic reviews (SRs) is increasing. As such, more librarians are becoming involved in providing guidance in an area in which they may not have formal training. The Self-Taught SRs Community of Practice (CoP) is addressing this […]

NIHR ARC NWC MIDAS Health Economics sub-group   The MIDAS Health Economics sub-group is pleased to invite you to a talk by Dr Brendan Collins (University of Liverpool) on 'Using health economics in the public sector’ on Tuesday 25th February 2025 between 13:00-14:00   The event will be online - If you would like to […]

The ARC NWC Seldom Heard Forum brings together representatives of seldom heard groups from across the North West Coast for the opportunity to share the issues experienced by the groups they represent, share good practice and discuss how best to enhance their inclusion in applied health research to address those issues. See https://arc-nwc.nihr.ac.uk/get-involved/seldom-heard-forum/ for more […]