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01:09:41 Moral Horizons of Pain: Participatory Theatre and… Moral Horizons of Pain: Participatory Theatre and Public Engagement with Data and Technology in Medicine	Moral Horizons of Pain: Participatory Theatre and Public Engagement with Data and Technology in Medicine AbstractIn this talk, members of the Critical Data Sense team from the University of Calgary (Canada) describe their public performance piece, “Moral Horizons of Pain.” Drawing on the… university of edinburgh cdcs university of calgary data medicine technoscientific sociology theatre pain space form experience participants team question audience horizons slide installation clinic experiences members bodies knowledge clinician aaron From Lisa Otty 0 likes 9 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Non Commercial Language English Date Created November 2nd, 2022
48:27 CEP Giving Effective Feedback - The Student… CEP Giving Effective Feedback - The Student Perspective	CEP Giving Effective Feedback - The Student Perspective A focus group discussion with clinical year medical students about: What feedback in medicine looks like (00:00-10:33) Helpful feedback (10:33-17:33) Unhelpful feedback and ideas for improvement… feedback giving effective feedback cep clinical educator programme medicine things question students lot student thing questions kind bit clinicians examination placement answer discussion conditions supervisor doctors gp clinician From Shreya Gupta 0 likes 211 plays 0 Course Code Giving Effective Feedback Course Publisher Shreya Gupta Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created May 28th, 2021
55:16 ECTR: 13.08.19 - How to minimise loss to follow-up ECTR: 13.08.19 - How to minimise loss to follow-up	ECTR: 13.08.19 - How to minimise loss to follow-up Dr Steve McSwiggan and Prof. Martin Dennis discuss how to minimise loss to follow-up. rct ectu ectr clinical trials clinician From Susie Fong 0 likes 25 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created August 22nd, 2019
36:02 ECTR: 11.06.19 - What ECTU can do for you ECTR: 11.06.19 - What ECTU can do for you	ECTR: 11.06.19 - What ECTU can do for you Prof Steff Lewis explains what Edinburgh Clinical Trials Unit (ECTU) can do for you. rct ectu ectr clinical trials clinician From Susie Fong 0 likes 25 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created July 12th, 2019
53:48 ECTR 10.4.19: How to deal with controversial… ECTR 10.4.19: How to deal with controversial randomised controlled trials	ECTR 10.4.19: How to deal with controversial randomised controlled trials Professors John Norrie and David Newby describe their experiences of dealing with controversies relating to randomised controlled trials rct ectr university of edinburgh controversies clinical trials clinician randomised controlled trials From Jo Merrifield 0 likes 45 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created April 19th, 2019
37:33 ECTR 12.03.19: Mentoring new/future clinician… ECTR 12.03.19: Mentoring new/future clinician trialists	ECTR 12.03.19: Mentoring new/future clinician trialists The first seminar of the Edinburgh Clinician Trialist Rounds series, recorded on 12th March 2019 Chaired by Professor Rustam Al-Shahi Salman; Dr William Whiteley and Professor Peter Sandercock… ectr university of edinburgh mentoring clinical trials trialist clinician From Jo Merrifield 0 likes 33 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created March 12th, 2019

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