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On this page, we list some of the resources available for you, and you can also watch our webinars on embedded research issues.
Embedded research design framework There are many things that can be planned and designed at the outset of an embedded research initiative - the embedded research design framework details 10 key areas for planning and design.
Design features of embedded research initiativesThe areas to consider when designing or implementing an embedded research initiative: download document.
Workshop: Co-production - embedded research design optionsWebinar: A framework of design options for embedded researcher initiatives
In this webinar the Embedded team discuss some of their initial findings and share an emerging framework of design options for those considering starting an embedded research initiative. The webinar features Tricia Tooman, Dr Vicky Ward, Huw Davies and Benet Reid.
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Webinar: Sharing practical tips and know-howWe brought together embedded researchers across the UK to share practical tips and tricks on how to make embedded research projects a success, pitfalls to avoid, and, if embedded researchers were to have their time again, what they would do differently. With Martin Marshall, Mirza Lalani and Kate Kirk.
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Webinar: Embedded researcher networkIn this webinar, Dr Vicky Ward of the Embedded Research project team and Richard Taunt, from Kaleidoscope Health & Care, along with Felix Gradinger and David Evans, eexlore the benefits of an embedded researcher network, and the important elements of creating and maintaining one.
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Webinar: What is embedded research?
In this webinar Professor Martin Marshall, Dr Cecilia Vindrola-Padros and Breid O'Brien outlined the Embedded Research project, and discussed just what embeddded research is and how it's already being used. You can watch highlight clips and the full webinar.
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Video: Researcher in residence model
In this video from the Health Foundation, Professor Martin Marshall outlines how the 'researcher in residence' model positions the researcher as a core member of a delivery team, bringing their complementary expertise together with the expertise of managers and clinicians. Dr Christina Pagel and Bethan George discuss their experiences of introducing the researcher in residence model in practice.
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PapersA discussion on the ways in which embedded researchers can support busy teams to achieve positive impacts for patients and staff.
Liz Mear and Naomi J Fulop Read on the HSJ website The role of embedded research in quality improvement: a narrative review Cecilia Vindrola-Padros, Tom Pape, Martin Utley, Naomi J Fulop Read on BMJ Journals website Addressing the challenges of knowledge co-production in quality improvement: learning from the implementation of the researcher-in-residence model Cecilia Vindrola-Padros et al Read on BMJ Journals website |