Who is this for?

Aimed at all NHS staff (doctors, nurses, midwives, AHPs, scientific and technical, etc) who work at or affiliated with St. George’s Trust, who require help, advice and support to improve their critical appraisal skill and knowledge of quantitative research.

Why attend?

This session helps contribute to staff’s evidence practice medicine. This is a fundamental skill to be able to identify and appraise the best available evidence in order to integrate it with your own clinical experience and patients’ values.

What does is cover?
Key areas covered in the workshop will include:

• Introduction to what Critical Appraisal is
• Using a CASP checklist to identify key aspects of quantitative research
• Working as a group to discuss and appraise a selected quantitative research article.

Preparatory task

Please ensure you read the article sent to you prior to attending the session, using the CASP checklist as a guide.  This will be sent to you at least 3 days before the workshop.

Delivery 

This 90 min practical session will be delivered face-to-face at St. George's Library.

Attendance advice

Only 15 places are available in this workshop. If after registering for the workshop, you find you are unable to attend please let us know so that your place can be given to someone else. Participants will receive a certificate of attendance which can be used in a professional development or revalidation portfolio.