2021 Curriculum learning syllabus: stage 3 special interest areas
Research and Managing Data
- Non-clinical: up to 6 months
Learning outcomes
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Demonstrates the experience and skill required to coordinate and lead a research project
Key capabilities
A |
Demonstrates understanding of the steps necessary to conduct research, including funding, patient and public involvement, ethics approval, delivery of a project, data analysis, publication |
B |
Demonstrates understanding of the processes involved in delivering research and governance required to ensure its proper conduct |
C |
Develops detailed knowledge and experience within a chosen field of research along with a broad understanding of how this integrates with other areas of research to continuously improve patient outcomes |
D |
Develops the critical thinking skills required to enable robust evaluation of published data and the formulation of new research questions |
E |
Develops the skills necessary to support others to succeed in research |
F |
Demonstrates understanding of research governance |
G |
Communicates the findings of research to colleagues, patients and the public |
Examples of evidence
Experience and logbook:
- supervised research project that may be stand alone or form part of a larger project such as that for a higher degree (PhD, MD)
- if clinical work is done during the research time, then cases should be documented in the log book.
Supervised Learning Events (SLEs) should be completed as part of any clinical work if done and linked to relevant key capabilities in Stage 3.
Personal Activities and Personal Reflections may include:
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understanding and experience of applying for research funding
- understanding and experience of applying for ethical approval for research
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involvement in the day to day running of a research project
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for clinical trials, a thorough understanding of the governance structures required (e.g. trial steering groups and data monitoring committees)
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for clinical research, experience of recruiting patients into studies
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experience with the collection, organisation and analysis of data
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development of relevant statistical knowledge
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the ability to write up results in the form of posters, abstracts, manuscripts and presentations
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the skills necessary to communicate the findings of research to patients and the public
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engagement with the research community through attendance of relevant scientific meetings and conferences
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experience of supervising others wishing to participate in research.
Other evidence:
- satisfactory MSF
Supervision level
- Not applicable
Cross links with other domains and capabilities
- Stage 3 non-clinical domains
- Stage 3 clinical key capabilities where appropriate.
A copy of the editable Word version of HALO for non-clinical SIAs can be downloaded here.