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Investigating the healthcare-seeking behaviors of mobile phone users to improve cervical cancer screening in rural Uganda
International journal of gynaecology and obstetrics: the official organ of the International Federation of Gynaecology and Obstetrics
objective identify translational researchers training development needs preferences barriers attending training crosssectional study involved online questionnaire survey research population comprised convenience sample translational researchers support staff n 798 affiliated national institute health research oxford biomedical research centre response rate 24 189 respondents 114 women 60 75 men 40 respondents mainly research scientists 31 medical doctors dentists 17 research nurses midwives 16 many respondents attended least one training course last year 68 training statistics data analysis common training received 20 leadership training wanted training 25 morning preferred time training 60 half day ideal duration training course 41 main teaching hospital site preferred location training 46 interactive workshop favored delivery style training 52 common barriers attending training lack time 31 work 21 clinical commitments 19 family childcare responsibilities 14 differences training needs preferences barriers found gender role though statistically significant translational researchers want short easily accessible interactive training sessions working day training needs preferences barriers attending training need considered developing inclusive training programs biomedical research settings