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ESRC/Wellcome Trust research programme exploring the social and ethical implications of genomic screening in the UK. Prof Felicity Boardman, Dr Corinna Clark
Warwick Medical School, UK
Joined June 2013
New paper: comparing in-person and remote qualitative data collection @JulieRoberts12 @sophie_stan2 @Corinna_Clark_ @fegriffiths
📣New paper from QRDC project 📣“Comparing In-Person and Remote Qualitative Data Collection Methods for Data Quality and Inclusion: A Scoping Review” is now published and is available at
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New Paper: #JMIR #Preprint: Advances in newborn screening: development of an online scenario-based tool to enable research participation and public engagement. #digitalhealth via @jmirpub
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RT @QRDC_Study: New article on the QRDC guidance: @NCRMUK @JulieRoberts12 @ImaginingFuture @sophie_stan2 @chinwe_o…
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@AliMakesHay @Corinna_Clark_ @SergNetwork @JaneChudleigh if the link isn't working please go to and you will see the information and link to register
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@AliMakesHay @Corinna_Clark_ @SergNetwork @JaneChudleigh @AliMakesHay it works when I click on it. Have you managed to register?
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RT @Corinna_Clark_: SERG meeting registration now open for our London meeting (25th Nov) @SergNetwork @ImaginingFu…
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RT @SergNetwork: 📣Save the date! Next SERG meeting Mon 25th Nov 10:00am, Friend's House, Euston Rd, London. Hybrid available. Focus: Newbor…
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Use of remote methods in qualitative research has various impacts; for participants, for researchers, and for the data produced. Careful study design and delivery are so important. See new guidance, available from today:
Are you planning to use remote qualitative methods? We are delighted to announce the publication of the QRDC guidance to support you in designing and delivering your study. You can access it here:
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SERG is a great place for relaxed discussion. You don't need a 'polished'/finished study to present at SERG, we revel in the uncertainty, messiness and realities of research! Works in progress, 'failed' grant applications, field work stories & future dreams are all supported :)
We are looking forward to welcoming you to SERG tomorrow (11th Sept) at University of Warwick! If you are at @BSAMedsoc this year, stop in and see us! Room H0.03 Humanities building, 10-12pm. Free event, Lunch included. Remote options available!
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RT @SergNetwork: 📢Less than a week to go to the next SERG meeting!📢Hybrid event, so if you can't get to Warwick, join us online, we can't w…
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New paper: Preferences for Peer Support Amongst Families Engaged in Paediatric Screening Programmes: The Perspectives of Parents Involved in Screening for Type 1 Diabetes in Children Aged 3–13 @parthnarendran @mj_randell
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RT @SergNetwork: Are you heading to BSA medsoc at Warwick next week? If so, stop by at our SERG meeting for a free and fascinating discussi…
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New paper: How can seriousness be framed in a meaningful way in the context of genomics? Unpacking the notion of “serious” genetic conditions: towards implementation in reproductive decision-making?@ErikaKleiderman
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RT @SergNetwork: SERG is delighted to be affiliated with @BSAMedsoc as a fringe event to the main conference. If you can't make it to our w…
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RT @SergNetwork: If you are heading to @BSAMedsoc this year, please call in to see us for friendly & fascinating discussion on creative met…
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These friendly, free to attend events are a great way to meet others interested in the social and ethical aspects of genomics. It's also a safe space for you to share/test emerging research ideas and analysis. #positiveresearchculture
Next SERG meeting 10-12 11th September University of Warwick, hybrid options available. If travel is a barrier to your attendance, please contact us as bursaries are available depending on circumstances. Sign up here: Speakers Rich Gorman and Lisa Hinton
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