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The University of Exeter is an educational institution that provides a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs across various disciplines. The university's primary focus is on delivering high-quality education, conducting research, and contributing to the academic and professional development of its students. With a commitment to academic excellence, the University of Exeter aims to be a leading institution in the UK and globally, fostering a dynamic learning environment. Their core purpose is to provide students with a well-rounded and intellectually stimulating education, preparing them for successful careers and active participation in society. Through teaching, research, and community engagement, the university seeks to make a positive impact on individuals and society at large.

Education

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We use the power of our education and research to create a sustainable, healthy and socially just future.

You should have a relevant degree in health services research, a commitment to the field, and be ready for training and development in evidence synthesis and publication support.

You will support systematic reviews on public health issues, collaborate with a multidisciplinary team, and manage evidence syntheses under tight deadlines for real-world impact.

Research & Development

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The post<ul><li>The successful applicants will join a small, focussed team funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Evidence Synthesis Programme and tasked with conducting responsive, high quality systematic reviews to support pressing public health and health service priority issues. The successful applicants will join Isca Evidence, a multidisciplinary team of systematic reviewers, epidemiologists, statisticians, health economists, information specialists, clinical experts and members of the public, in producing responsive, high-quality outputs under strict deadlines.&nbsp;</li><li>As part of this post, you will have an important role in supporting academic teams in the end-to-end management of evidence syntheses with real-world impact.</li></ul>About you<ul><li>You will be a graduate trainee with a relevant degree in a field related to health services research for example medical sciences, statistics, or economics, and a demonstrated career commitment to working in health services research. Working within Isca Evidence you will support evidence synthesis projects for the Department of Health and Social Care.&nbsp;</li><li>Supported by experienced team members, you will develop a profile as an emerging expert in evidence synthesis to inform decision making.&nbsp; This will include undertaking suitable training, a personal development plan and identification of opportunities for ongoing learning.&nbsp; As part of the general expectations of this post, you will support publications in high quality international journals and participate in all aspects of the evidence review process.</li></ul>

The postThe successful applicants will join a small, focussed team funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Evidence Synthesis Programme and tasked with conducting responsive, high quality systematic reviews to support pressing public health and health service priority issues. The successful applicants will join Isca Evidence, a multidisciplinary team of systematic reviewers, epidemiologists, statisticians, health economists, information specialists, clinical experts and members of the public, in producing responsive, high-quality outputs under strict deadlines. As part of this post, you will have an important role in supporting academic teams in the end-to-end management of evidence syntheses with real-world impact.About youYou will be a graduate trainee with a relevant degree in a field related to health services research for example medical sciences, statistics, or economics, and a demonstrated career commitment to working in health services research. Working within Isca Evidence you will support evidence synthesis projects for the Department of Health and Social Care. Supported by experienced team members, you will develop a profile as an emerging expert in evidence synthesis to inform decision making.  This will include undertaking suitable training, a personal development plan and identification of opportunities for ongoing learning.  As part of the general expectations of this post, you will support publications in high quality international journals and participate in all aspects of the evidence review process.

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