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HRB Strategic Business Plan 2010 – 2014: The future of Irish health research (2009)

Health Research Board

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Health research making an impact the economic and social benefits of HRB funded research (2008)

Nason, Edward; Janta, Barbara; Hastings, Gillian; Hanney, Stephen; O’Driscoll, Mairead;...

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Health Research Board annual report 1987 (1988)

Health Research Board (HRB)

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Health Research Board annual report and accounts 1994 (1994)

Health Research Board (HRB)

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The role of information and communications technology in research capacity building (2010)

BRENNAN, NIAMH

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The availability, use and evaluation of the provision of creche facilities in association with drug treatment: systhesis of a study carried out by the Drug Misuse Research Division of the Health Research Board for the Policy Planning Unit, Department of Justice Equality and Law Reform. (1999)

Moran, Rosalyn; Health Research Board. Drug Misuse Research Division.; Department of Ju...

Moran, Rosalyn; Health Research Board. Drug Misuse Research Division.; Department of Justice Equality and Law Reform. Policy Planning Research Unit.

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Creche facilities are provided in association with drug treatment services on a limited basis only, at present. In the course of fieldwork carried out by the Drug Misuse Research Division of the Health Research Board a number of important advantages emerged to the provision of such creche facilities for parents who were trying to access treatment for their drug dependence. These had implications for equality of access to treatment for parents (mostly women), quality of treatment, quality of working life for staff in the treatment centres and emotional and educational development of children of drug misusers. Very little research existed which could inform policy and planning in this area. Accordingly a proposal was submitted to the The Policy Planning Research Unit of Department of Justice, Equality and Law Reform to explore the provision, usage, advantages and disadvantages of creches in the context of drug treatment in Dublin. In addition to documenting. the status quo in relatio...

http://hdl.handle.net/10147/575176

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Learning from doing: the case for combining normalisation process theory and participatory learning and action research methodology for primary healthcare implementation research (2016)

de Brún, Tomas; O'Reilly-de Brún, Mary; O'Donnell, Catherine A.; MacFarlane, ...

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Reflection-on-action in qualitative research processes: deconstructing research and developing an honest critical self-appraisal rubric. (2018)

Stynes, Martin; Murphy, Timothy; McNamara, Gerry; O'Hara, Joe

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Medical Research Council of Ireland report for the year ended 31st December 1973 (1973)

Medical Research Council of Ireland

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Medical Research Council of Ireland annual report for the year ended 31st December 1977 (1977)

Medical Research Council of Ireland

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Medical Research Council of Ireland annual report for the year ended 31st December 1978 (1978)

Medical Research Council of Ireland

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Medico-Social Research Board annual report 1973 (1973)

Medico-Social Research Board

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Public perceptions of biomedical research: a survey of the general population in Ireland. (2005)

Cousins, Grainne; McGee, Hannah; Ring, Lena; Conroy, Ronan; Kay, Elaine; Croke, David; ...

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The development of a practitioner design science research canvas (2016)

Nagle, Tadhg; Sammon, David

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Review of population health research and health services research in Ireland. Volume 2: mapping study and appendices (2011)

Hiney, Maura; Curran, Brendan; Clarke, Patricia

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Review of population health research and health services research in Ireland. Volume 1: executive summary and main report (2011)

Hiney, Maura; Curran, Brendan; Clarke, Patricia

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Health Research Board report and accounts 1990 (1990)

Health Research Board (HRB)

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Health Research Board annual report and accounts 1993 (1993)

Health Research Board (HRB)

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Medical Research Council of Ireland annual report for the year ended 31st December 1983 (1983)

Medical Research Council of Ireland

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Medical Research Council of Ireland annual report for the year ended 31st December 1982 (1982)

Medical Research Council of Ireland

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Medical Research Council report for the year ended 31st December 1975 (1975)

Medical Research Council of Ireland

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Using participatory learning & action research to access and engage with ‘hard to reach’ migrants in primary healthcare research (2016)

O'Reilly-de Brún, Mary; de Brún, Tomas; Okonkwo, Ekaterina; Bonsenge-Bokanga, Jean...

Using participatory learning & action research to access and engage with ‘hard to reach’ migrants in primary healthcare research (2016)

O'Reilly-de Brún, Mary; de Brún, Tomas; Okonkwo, Ekaterina; Bonsenge-Bokanga, Jean-Samuel; De Almeida Silva, Maria Manuela; Ogbebor, Florence; Mierzejewska, Aga; Nnadi, Lovina; van Weel-Baumgarten, Evelyn; van Weel, Chris; van den Muijsenbergh, Maria; MacFarlane, Anne E.

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Communication problems occur in general practice consultations when migrants and general practitioners do not share a common language and culture. Migrants’ perspectives have rarely been included in the development of guidelines designed to ameliorate this. Considered ‘hard-to-reach’ on the basis of inaccessibility, language discordance and cultural difference, migrants have been consistently excluded from participation in primary healthcare research. The purpose of this qualitative study was to address this gap. Methods: The study was conducted in the Republic of Ireland, 2009 – 2011. We developed a multi-lingual community-university research team that included seven established migrants from local communities. They completed training in Participatory Learning & Action (PLA) - a qualitative research methodology. Then, as trained service-user peer researchers (SUPERs) they used their access routes, language skills, cultural knowledge and innovative PLA techniques to recruit and ...

http://hdl.handle.net/10344/4911