Tag Archives: Newcastle

What can we do with applied qualitative health research?

Posted on May 15, 2014 by Avril Nicoll

The British Sociological Association has a new special interest group in applied qualitative health research. Yesterday I was in Newcastle for its inaugural symposium (on twitter as #AQHR). Over 60 researchers had gathered to explore the question, ‘What can we do with applied … Continue reading →

Posted in Aphasia, Books, journals and articles, Conferences, CPD, Ethics, implementation science, Research, Service delivery | Tagged Carl May, culture, health, intervention, Newcastle, normalisation process theory, process evaluation, qualitative, randomised controlled trial, research, sociology | Comments Off

Major conferences in 2011 and how to get there

Posted on January 7, 2011 by Avril Nicoll

With training budgets severely constrained, it is likely UK speech and language therapists will have to use some ingenuity to access funds for major conferences in 2011. If you're not quite ready to have a car boot sale or go … Continue reading →

Posted in Autism, Conferences, CPD, Learning disability, Phonetics / phonology, Speech and language development, Stammering | Tagged 9th Oxford Dysfluency conference, ADHD, autism, bilingual, British Stammering Association, Caroline Bowen, Child Language Seminar, communication, Elizabeth Pena, James Law, Jean Gross, Jeremy Turk, Julie Dockrell, language, literacy, Lorna Wing, Maggie Snowling, major conferences, minor grants, NAPLIC, neurodevelopmental disorders, Newcastle, No Mind Left Behind, Norbert Lieckfeldt, RCSLT, Royal College of Speech & Language Therapists, Sam Goldstein, Sheena Reilly, Simon Baron-Cohen, speech sound disorders, Sue Rioulstone, training budgets | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Newcastle

What can we do with applied qualitative health research?

Major conferences in 2011 and how to get there

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