Northern Research SIG N30

Evidence Based Practice for Speech and Language Therapists

The Northern Research SIG is pleased to present the fourth in a
series of workshops and seminars aimed at providing information and
support for speech and language therapists to use and contribute to
the evidence base of our profession.

Thursday 24th January 2008
1:30 – 4:45
RVI, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
(Neurology Seminar Room (25) Neurology - Main Corridor)

An introduction to qualitative research methods

Dr Catherine Exley,
Lecturer in Medical Sociology,
Institute of Health and Society, Newcastle University

Programme:
1:30 pm Review and update of members research plans projects
and ideas

2:00 pm An introduction to qualitative research methods.
Dr Cath Exley

3:00 pm Tea/Coffee break
4:45 Close

At the end of the session participants should have an understanding
of the range of qualitative methods available and have considered
their possible application to research in Speech and Language
Therapy.

Members £5 non Members £10

Closing date for applications: Friday 16th January

Contact Cristina McKean cristina.mckean@... for further
information or send a cheque made payable to `Northern Research SIG'
with the application form to:
Cristina McKean, Research SIG, Newcastle University, School of
Education, Communication and Language Sciences, King George VI
Building, Queen Victoria Road, Newcastle upon Tyne. NE1 7RU

Northern Research SIG N30


Evidence Based Practice for Speech and Language Therapists

Thursday 24th January 2008
Creating the Evidence: An Introduction to Qualitative Research
Methods

Application Form


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Please send to: Cristina McKean, Research SIG, Newcastle University,
School of Education, Communication and Language Sciences, King
George VI Building, Queen Victoria Road, Newcastle upon Tyne. NE1
7RU


Closing Date: Friday 16th January 2008

Directions to Neurology Seminar Room (25) Neurology - Main Corridor


Enter the RVI through Peacock Hall, Victoria Wing. (Opposite Queen
Victoria's Statue)

Walk straight up the main corridor, past the crossroads.

At the left turn off for Leazes Wing there is a door on the right,
sign posted Neurology.

Go through the door, and the room is situated on the right.