We are excited to announce a hands-on (in-person only) workshop on how AI can be used in health and social care research, particularly for qualitative and quantitative data analysis, hosted by MIDAS Theme on behalf of ARC North-West Coast. The session will be run by Prof Axel Kaehne, Edge Hill University Medical School, and will introduce participants to Large Language Models (LLMs) in health and social care research. It will also provide initial training on prompts using LLMs/ChatGPT and introduce participants to a range of AI-supported analysis tools. Attendees will gain practical experience and insights into leveraging AI for applied health and social care research. Join us to enhance your research capabilities with cutting-edge AI techniques. Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your skills and drive impactful research outcomes.

Workshop lead: Prof Axel Kaehne

Where and When
Date: 23 October 2024
Time: 1 – 5pm
Location: In-person only at Edge Hill University, Ormskirk Campus, Room F07 (TechHub)
How to get there: Link to campus map https://www.edgehill.ac.uk/locations/

How to Apply to register for the workshop
With only limited places available for the workshop, people with an interest in evaluating health and social care services are encouraged to make an early application by emailing arcnwc-midas@uclan.ac.uk providing your name, post and organisation (or state ‘public advisor’ if applicable) and putting ‘AI for Health and Social Care Research – Training Workshop’ in the subject box of the email. Confirmation of allocated places will be sent by email.