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Lunch and Learn: Desktop Research and Literature Review
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These sessions are designed to develop skills in each type of evidence in the Evidence Pie.
By attending this session, you will be developing skills in:
This session introduces practical ways to find and use academic research for policy, services, and strategy. It covers where to search, how to avoid cherry‑picking, and how to assess the quality of research. A strong focus is placed on critical reading - understanding what is said and what is missing, not just what is published.
This session is aimed at an introductory level.
About the session This is an online session held on Microsoft Teams. You can join using the link provided - you don’t need a Teams account.
What to expect The session will last around 45 minutes. You’ll be able to listen, take part, and ask questions.
Language Please let us know if you’d prefer Welsh or English.
Accessibility Let us know if you need any support or adjustments to take part.
Recording This session will not be recorded.
Please note: there is a minimum of 6 attendees for each Welsh and/or English session. If we cannot offer the course in your preferred language on the date specified we will contact you to discuss.
You can view, and book onto, one of our sessions below.
These sessions are designed to develop skills in each type of evidence in the Evidence Pie.
By attending this session, you will be developing skills in:
This session introduces practical ways to find and use academic research for policy, services, and strategy. It covers where to search, how to avoid cherry‑picking, and how to assess the quality of research. A strong focus is placed on critical reading - understanding what is said and what is missing, not just what is published.
This session is aimed at an introductory level.
About the session This is an online session held on Microsoft Teams. You can join using the link provided - you don’t need a Teams account.
What to expect The session will last around 45 minutes. You’ll be able to listen, take part, and ask questions.
Language Please let us know if you’d prefer Welsh or English.
Accessibility Let us know if you need any support or adjustments to take part.
Recording This session will not be recorded.
Please note: there is a minimum of 6 attendees for each Welsh and/or English session. If we cannot offer the course in your preferred language on the date specified we will contact you to discuss.
You can view, and book onto, one of our sessions below.
PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS LIMITED AVAILABILITY ON THIS COURSE. COMPLETING THIS BOOKING FORM DOES NOT MEAN THAT YOU WILL BE ALLOCATED A PLACE. ONCE YOU HAVE SUBMITTED THIS FORM, A MEMBER OF THE HDRC WILL CHECK AVAILABILITY AND CONFIRM YOUR SPOT.
This course will take place on Microsoft Teams. You don’t need to download anything to join. Just click the link (which will be sent prior to the course date) and join in your web browser. Joining via a laptop or computer is recommended for the best experience however you can also join from a mobile device. You can download the Teams app if you prefer, but it’s not required.
Please note:
Please do not include any personal or identifiable information in free text boxes. We will not use the information you provide to identify you.
We will only use your information to manage your place on the course. Please see our privacy policy for more details.
When the meeting invite for this course is sent via Microsoft Teams, participants may be able to see each other’s email addresses.
If you join our online course, your name will be visible to others in the session. If you choose to turn your camera on, your video will also be visible.
Event date/time
3 December 2026, 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM Europe/London
Duration
45 mins
Maximum bookings
100
Details
A Microsoft Teams link to join online will be sent to you in a separate email shortly before the session. Please contact hdrc@rctcbc.gov.uk if there are any queries.
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