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QNI Community Nursing Research Forum

QNI Community Nursing Research Forum

The QNI Community Nursing Research Forum are hosting six BiteSize Research Masterclasses for community nurses, one a month, until May. The first three are confirmed and all the masterclasses are open to all community nurses interested in research, not just members of the Forum. They are likely to be booked fairly rapidly.

The first three confirmed classes are as follows:

 

14th December 2022 – Value of research for patients and community nursing with Professor Alison Leary

At the masterclass, Professor Alison Leary will discuss some of the research she has led with the QNI International Community Nursing Observatory (ICNO) and its impact, including key research into the experiences of care home staff during Covid-19. Alison will cover how community nurses can contribute or get involved in research: as participants, collaborating in research or being active users of evidence.

Click here to find out more and book a free place on the Queens Nursing Institute website (links to external site.)

 

17th January 2023 – Critically appraising qualitative research papers with Dr Jenni Burt

At this masterclass, Dr Jenni Burt will outline how to approach the critical appraisal of qualitative research papers, with a particular focus on assessing the rigour of methods used, the coherence of findings, and the likely transferability of insights generated.

Click here to find out more and book a free place on the Queens Nursing Institute website (links to external site.)

 

28th February 2023 – Writing for publication: tips from an editor with Professor Catherine Walsh

At this masterclass, Professor Catherine Walshe will outline how to write for a peer reviewed research focused journal, focusing on the audience, structure, and content of the paper.

Click here to find out more and book a free place on the Queens Nursing Institute website (links to external site.)

 

Click here to join the Community Nursing Research Forum (links to external site.)

Click here to visit the Queen’s Nursing Institute Webpage (links to external site.)