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Dr Elizabeth Yardley explains why qualitative PhD research feels hard, unpacking common struggles around rigour, analysis, interviews and making sense of data.
Dr Sam Moxon shares how to judge when to apply for your first research fellowship, from finding your question to proving independence and readiness.
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Kirsty Hynes explores why rural and island care homes must be included in dementia research, highlighting barriers, insights, and opportunities.
Dementia Researcher
NIHR
