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    • Mark Ebell Lecture ‘The potential benefits and harms of cancer screening’
    • PPI Workshop
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    • Good Clinical Practice Training
    • Webinars
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By Breda Kelleher
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Posted November 19, 2020

AUDGPI Early and Mid-Careers Day 20 November via Zoom

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Population Health & Health Services Research Seminar March 19th

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By Martha Killilea
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Posted February 7, 2020

Population Health & Health Services Research Seminar Series 2020

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By Breda Kelleher
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Posted November 20, 2019

Thinking of developing a new intervention in Primary Care?

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By Patrick Murphy
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Posted October 8, 2019

Population Health & Health Services Research Seminar Series 2019

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