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A day in the life of an early career researcher
Manbinder SidhuResearch Fellow, Institute of Applied Health Research
University of Birmingham
03/05/2023 CLAHRC West Midlands
CLAHRC West Midlands
Introduction
• A non-NHS employee/professional• Non-medical- social scientist- sociologist• No experience in post graduate research• CLAHRC model- seeing change in the design, implementation, and delivery
in a health service at the point of patient care
CLAHRC West Midlands
Doctoral research
• Qualitative theory-based evaluation of a health education intervention designed and delivered to BME population
• Systematic review• Qualitative exploration of health beliefs in a religious community
CLAHRC West Midlands
The CLAHRC perspective
• Working in CLAHRC specific themes• CLAHRC Steering group meetings • Medical Sociology tutorials (peer support across CLAHRC themes) • Monthly supervision• Communication across CLAHRC networks • Attending/presenting at conferences to different audiences
CLAHRC West Midlands
Post-doctoral research
• Lighten Up Plus (text message based weight maintenance) • Photovoice project with Health Trainers in Sandwell• Patient self-management with individuals living with COPD (PSM_COPD)• Healthy Dads Healthy Kids (HDHK)
CLAHRC West Midlands
Dissemination
• Journal Publications (BMC, Ethnicity and Health, others) • Oral Presentations (ASO, BSA, University of Manchester Social Networks
Seminar Series [invited speaker]) • Poster Presentations (SAPC) • Special Event/Symposia (Healthcare over the life-course: perspectives
from Birmingham, a “superdiverse” city: Special Event, BSA)• Social Care Elf (posted a blog about published systematic review findings
from doctoral research) • Growing online presence (Researchgate)
CLAHRC West Midlands
Early Career Researcher Skills
• Communication with trusts, hospitals, academic/non-academic staff, patients
• Project management • Presentation skills • Diversification of academic interests • Strong publication/dissemination record • Writing• Teaching/supervision/marking assignments • Acquisition of funding • Mentorship • Developing an academic presence
CLAHRC West Midlands
Further Information
Website: www.clahrc-wm.nihr.ac.uk
Twitter: @CLAHRC_WM
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This work was funded by the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care West
Midlands (CLAHRC WM). The views expressed are those of the author(s) and not necessarily those of the NHS, NIHR, or Department of Health.