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Tuesday, January 30, 2024

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WMS and SLS Microbiology and Infectious Diseases Seminar: Understanding pathogenic negative sense RNA viruses, Dr Jeremy Keown, SLS, University of Warwick
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Seminar with Professor Mary Dixon-Woods,
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he Qualitative and Mixed Methods Interest Group at WMS are delighted to invite colleagues to join them for their first seminar of 2024, on Tuesday 30 January 12-1pm, with Professor Mary Dixon-Woods, on “Mixed methods and process evaluations”. 

Professor Dixon-Woods is Director of THIS Institute and The Health Foundation Professor of Healthcare Improvement Studies in the Department of Public Health and Primary Care at the University of Cambridge. Her programme of research is concerned with generating a high quality evidence-base to support improvement in the organisation, quality and safety of healthcare. Characteristically using mixed-methods approaches, her work focuses on evaluation of quality and safety improvement interventions and programmes, culture and behaviour in health systems, and regulation and governance of health research and care. She has a special interest in methodological innovation in the study of healthcare improvement.

Colleagues can join the seminar on MS Teams here.

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