Inclusivity within Research Processes

Research can improve health outcomes; however, many groups, including people experiencing socioeconomic disadvantage, people from minoritised groups, and those with impaired cognition, have been historically under-served by researchers. This is now being recognised by funders, regulatory bodies and charities and a shift in research culture, to design and conduct inclusive projects is slowly evolving. Academics working at both the University of Bristol and other external institutes (including those who are tutors on this course) have been leading on developing inclusive methodology and processes for reducing inequalities in healthcare research.

Date 2 - 3 December 2024
Fee £0 (pilot course)
Format Online
Audience Internal University of Bristol only, pilot course (prerequisites apply)

This internal course is open to University of Bristol staff and PGR students only.  If you are unsure whether you are eligible to attend please contact us.

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This course aims to provide an understanding on how to ensure inclusivity is considered throughout the life cycle of a research project.

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