Navigating co-production with linked data

This course will enable learners to understand and define co-production principles and values within the context of data linkage. It will cover definitions, principles and values of co-production, resources, and investigation of existing strategies using data linkage case studies.

Where: This course will be delivered in person as classroom-based lectures over two days at the sbarc|spark Building, Cardiff University, Maindy Rd, Cardiff CF24 4HQ.

Registration: Navigating co-production with linked data – Datacise Open Learning.

Learning outcomes include:

• Defining co-production and differentiating it from Patient and Public Engagement (PPE) and Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) using appropriate guidance for specific contexts.
• Critically assessing different co-production strategies across different contexts and settings to identify features of robust co-production and gaps.
• Explaining the principles and values of co-production using appropriate guidance and how these could be applied in practice, with a focus on data linkage research.
• Understanding how to approach co-production with different groups in practice, particularly vulnerable populations.

This course is appropriate for those with no previous knowledge in public and patient involvement. It is offered as part of the ADR Wales Datacise learning platform: an integral part of ADR Wales training and capacity-building programme of work.

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Fees

• PhD student: £650.00 per delegate
• UK non-commercial organisation: £850.00 per delegate
• UK commercial organisation: £1,050.00 per delegate