Research presentations have a terrible reputation. People think they're boring, content-heavy and poorly delivered. This presentation skills
Research Support and Supervisor Development programme: Epidemiologic triad of a successful PhD
The last Friday workshopat University College Dublin addressed a group of twelve supervisors with presentations by an epidemiologist, a physicist, a
Three years post doctorate
27 April 2014 Transitions are life changes that allow us to pause, reflect and plan. Here’s a short history of my transition from the pre-doctoral to
European Working Group on Drugs Oriented Research Conference: One size does not fit all
“We all need something to help us unwind at the end of the day. You might have a glass of wine, or a joint, or a big delicious blob of heroin, to
Clinical trials are about human dynamics: RCT course in Belfast, May 7-8
As a trialist, the pressure of working on a trial is much bigger than being in a small group educational session. Challenges of implementing a trial
Addiction Medicine Education for Healthcare Improvement Initiatives: New Paper out Now
The purpose of this work was to develop and to process-evaluate an educational intervention designed to help general practitioners (GPs) identify and
How to measure performance in the addiction and mental health services? A new paper out now
As part of her final year research project in the Graduate Entry Medical School, University of Limerick, Dr Carla Henderson queried the
Conference of Cochrane Evidence: Useful, Usable & Used #CE3U
My journey with Cochrane started one summer afternoon in 2010, when I interviewed a Tallaghtdoctor (Tallaght is a rough suburb in Dublin, Ireland)
Two years on blogger Today
Time to celebrate and take stock of my blogging activity Join me and have a look at my top posts, page views and the