SAPC News & current events

Food Allergy In Children Research

Food allergy in children priority setting partnership We are running a James Lind Alliance Priority Setting Partnership for Food Allergy Research in Children: https://www.bristol.ac.uk/food-allergy-children What are the research priorities for food...

Population Research UK events coming up

This is your chance to shape the future of longitudinal research. Population Research UK (PRUK) is a joint ESRC and MRC initiative with UKRI funding that aims to maximise the use and benefits of longitudinal population studies (LPS) across social,...

Learn to Discover (L2D)

Learn to Discover (L2D) is a cutting edge online training course in Python programming, data science and machine learning, tailored for health, disease and bioscience. The next course will start on Monday 30th September 2024 . Please find the course...

Mastering the basics

Would you be interested in joining our in-person Incubator event in September? As you know this event is designed to provide valuable insights and practical skills for early career researchers. The day has been designed to give early career...

GPonline podcast

The importance of research and teaching in primary care. Talking General Practice speaks to GP and co-chair of the Society of Academic Primary Care Dr Duncan Shrewsbury about the role academia has to play in primary care - both in terms of teaching...

Outstanding Early Career Researchers Awards 2024 Winners

The RCGP Scientific Foundation Board (SFB) and the Society for Academic Primary Care (SAPC) are pleased to announce the winners of the 2024 Awards for Outstanding Early Career Researchers. This award recognises the contribution of early career...

Learn to Discover - event

Learn to Discover (L2D) cordially invites you to join us for a unique live event on May 8th at 14:00 (BST) at the RADA Studio Theatre, in Central London. Coding the Future will showcase the breadth and scope of the Learn to Discover project - an...

Stoma Support Study

The Stoma Support Study was carried out at Keele University and funded by the NIHR School for Primary Care Research (SPCR). Researchers collaborated with young people who have inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and a stoma, and a multidisciplinary...

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