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SUMMARY:Early Career Qualitative Health Researcher Network: End-of-Year Ne
 tworking Event & Focused Workshops - Emily Hunt (Brunel University)\, Madd
 ie Tremblett (UWE)\, Lorraine Wright (Edge Hill University)\, Keiko Kanno 
 (University of Oxford)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20251216T110000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20251216T130000Z
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DESCRIPTION:We will present the guiding principles and key activities of o
 ur qualitative health network over the past two years\, followed by a prac
 tical “how-to” series. These sessions will offer critical reflections 
 on core themes in contemporary qualitative research\, including reflexivit
 y\, the use of AI in qualitative methods\, and patient and public involvem
 ent (PPI)\, as well as commonly used concepts and emerging terminology in 
 the field.\n\nWe warmly invite you to meet the network\, share your experi
 ences\, and connect with colleagues as we work together to strengthen and 
 expand our supportive research community.\n\nSpeakers: \nDr Emily Hunt (Br
 unel University of London)\nDr Keiko Kanno (University of Oxford) \nDr Mad
 die Tremblett (University of the West of England)\nLorraine (Lori) Wright 
 (Edge Hill University) \n\n\nSpeakers:\nEmily Hunt (Brunel University)\, M
 addie Tremblett (UWE)\, Lorraine Wright (Edge Hill University)\, Keiko Kan
 no (University of Oxford)
LOCATION:Teams
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SUMMARY:Research Data Management in Practice: Lessons and Reflections from
  Researchers  - Professor David Zeitlyn (University of Oxford)\, Jack Joyc
 e (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences)\, Kristen McCollum
  (COMPAS)\, Russell Kapumha (School of Archaeology)\, Keiko Kanno (Univers
 ity of Oxford)
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20251125T160000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Maintaining well-organised data is essential for researchers t
 o ensure the accuracy\, integrity\, and long-term usability of their work.
  Approaches to research data management vary according to factors such as 
 the type\, volume\, and format of data\, as well as the systems and platfo
 rms used for collection and analysis. For instance\, while cloud storage m
 ay be suitable for large datasets\, it may be less practical for fieldwork
  or research in remote locations. Researchers working with archival materi
 al\, secondary sources\, or big data often develop tailored strategies to 
 organise and safeguard their data effectively.\n\nThis panel discussion br
 ings together researchers who have completed data collection to share thei
 r experiences and reflections on managing research data throughout the res
 earch process.\n\nTopics for discussion will include:\n\nApproaches to org
 anising\, storing and updating data across online and offline platforms\nC
 onsiderations for planning data management in the pre-collection phase\nCo
 mmon challenges encountered in post-collection data management and strateg
 ies to address them\nMethods for backing up and securing data against loss
  or corruption\n\n\n\nThe workshop is open to doctoral candidates and acad
 emic staff from all disciplines\, at any stage of their research\, whether
  in the planning phase\, actively collecting data\, or working with existi
 ng datasets. The panel format will allow for ample discussion and question
 s\, enabling participants to engage with panellists\, exchange experiences
 \, and reflect on lessons drawn from practical research data management. R
 efreshments will be provided. \n\nPanellists \n\nDr Jack Joyce (Research P
 rogramme Manager\, Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences) \n
 Dr Russell Kapumha (Postdoctoral Researcher\, School of Archaeology)\nKris
 ten McCollum (DPhil\, Migration Studies) \nProfessor David Zeitlyn (Profes
 sor of Social Anthropology\, Fellow of Wolfson College) \n\nChair \n\nDr K
 eiko Kanno\n \nSpeakers:\n Various Speakers
LOCATION:6 Worcester Street (Social Sciences HQ)\, 6 Worcester Street OX1 
 2BX
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DESCRIPTION:Talk:Research Data Management in Practice: Lessons and Reflect
 ions from Researchers  - Professor David Zeitlyn (University of Oxford)\, 
 Jack Joyce (Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences)\, Kristen
  McCollum (COMPAS)\, Russell Kapumha (School of Archaeology)\, Keiko Kanno
  (University of Oxford)
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