We have developed a new e-learning course on designing and conducting trials involving adults with impaired capacity to consent. Click here to download a flyer with more information (Welsh language version of the flyer). Click here to download instructions for registering and completing the e-learning.
**The CONSULT e-learning can be accessed via Moodle: https://consulttraining.moodlecloud.com**
For more information about the training please contact: Dr Victoria Shepherd [email protected]
You can watch a recording of the webinar held to launch the e-learning, including a Q&A with an expert panel who answered questions about the key challenges when conducting research with adults wit impaired capacity to consent. See details below.
**The CONSULT e-learning can be accessed via Moodle: https://consulttraining.moodlecloud.com**
For more information about the training please contact: Dr Victoria Shepherd [email protected]
You can watch a recording of the webinar held to launch the e-learning, including a Q&A with an expert panel who answered questions about the key challenges when conducting research with adults wit impaired capacity to consent. See details below.
Webinar: Addressing the ‘black box of horrendousness’: supporting researchers to conduct trials involving adults lacking capacity to consent
At this webinar we discussed the importance of inclusivity in trials with a focus on populations with impaired capacity to consent and introduced the CONSULT e-learning course outlining how it can help support researchers to design and conduct trials involving adults with impaired capacity to consent.
This was followed by a live Q&A with our expert panel on the topic of ‘What are the key challenges when conducting research with adults with impaired capacity to consent and how can we address these?’
The webinar was hosted by Prof Shaun Treweek (Trial Forge and University of Aberdeen), with panel members including:
This was followed by a live Q&A with our expert panel on the topic of ‘What are the key challenges when conducting research with adults with impaired capacity to consent and how can we address these?’
The webinar was hosted by Prof Shaun Treweek (Trial Forge and University of Aberdeen), with panel members including:
- Prof Kerry Hood, Director of the UKCRC CTU Network, Dean of Research & Innovation for College of Biomedical and Life Sciences at Cardiff University
- Dr Victoria Shepherd, Centre for Trials Research, Cardiff University
- Dr Amy Russell, University of Leeds
- Dr Anna Volkmer, University College London,
- Dr Mark Jayes, Manchester Metropolitan University
- Prof Kerry Woolfall, University of Liverpool
A number of other training and education resources are listed below, although some will only be available to certain groups e.g people with affiliations to certain organisations. Please contact the listed organiser for more information.
If you would like to add details of a training opportunity, please contact us using the details in the Contact page.
If you would like to add details of a training opportunity, please contact us using the details in the Contact page.
