Orthopaedic Research Collaborative East Anglia (ORCA) is bringing you the 4th annual Clinical Research Methodology Day! This is a trainee-led East of England Orthopaedics (EoEOrtho) event focused on disseminating research methodologies, projects regionally and nationally.
The ORCA Clinical Research Day is a regional, national, and international educational opportunity to learn basic research principles, to showcase the orthopaedic research going on in the East of England Deanery in the United Kingdom and to have the opportunity to get involved yourself, and to hear from a diverse experienced faculty about their experiences in research and collaboration.
Following a revised syllabus, the ORCA Clinical Research Day helps you demonstrate that you have met the relevant requirements for Trauma & Orthopaedic research and scholarship both for CCT in the UK and for a broader international curriculum as follows:
- The demonstration of evidence-based practice
- Understanding how to critically appraise literature and conduct literature searches and reviews
- Understanding and applying basic research principles
- Understanding the basic principles of research governance and how to apply relevant ethical guidelines to research activities
(https://www.iscp.ac.uk/media/1334/copss-iscp-guidance-on-research-requirements-final16feb2022.pdf)
The University of Cambridge has a rich history in pushing the boundaries of scientific research. When starting any research project there are two fundamental questions which need to be answered:
- What is the question?
- What is the appropriate method to answer that question?
The ORCA Clinical Research Day will explore these questions and offer an insight into the “how to do” basics in research from the University of Cambridge perspective. We hope you enjoy the course and find it valuable in your development as an orthopaedic trainee.
Supported by British Orthopaedic Trainee Association (BOTA)
Our faculty have come far and wide, with a wealth of knowledge from the University of Cambridge, OrthoEvidence and McMaster University, Ontario, the Orthopaedic Data Evaluation Panel (ODEP), and the NHS Clinical Entrepeneur Programme.
Certificate - to follow
Fee - This course is free for all and mandatory F2F teaching / training for regional training registrars.
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