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- Research Strategy 2016-2021
Research Strategy 2016-2021
Responsible person:
Rachel Harris
Published:
30 September, 2015
Summary
This is the fourth research strategy presented by the Society and College of Radiographers (SCoR) continuing upon the work of previous editions. It is published in response to the Society and College of Radiographers Strategy [2015-2017]1 which conveys research as a key part of the College of Radiographers’ mission.
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Contents of this document
- Research Strategy at a glance
- 2016-2021 Research Strategy (3317 words)
- Summary
- Fast facts about the radiography workforce
- The Society of Radiographers Vision for Research
- Expectations by 2021
- Delivering the strategy aims
- Aim 1: Embed research at all levels of radiography practice and education
- Aim 2: Raise the impact and profile of radiography through high quality research focussed on improving patient care and/or service delivery
- Aim 3: Expand UK radiography research capacity through development of skilled and motivated research-active members of the profession
- References (215 words)
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Research Strategy 2016-2021
- Research Strategy at a glance
- 2016-2021 Research Strategy
- Summary
- Fast facts about the radiography workforce
- The Society of Radiographers Vision for Research
- Expectations by 2021
- Delivering the strategy aims
- Aim 1: Embed research at all levels of radiography practice and education
- Aim 2: Raise the impact and profile of radiography through high quality research focussed on improving patient care and/or service delivery
- Aim 3: Expand UK radiography research capacity through development of skilled and motivated research-active members of the profession
- References
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