You are free to leave the study at any time and there are no adverse consequences for any student who wants to withdraw from SHarPS. You may withdraw from the study by emailing the Research Team at . A member of the Team will then reply to you via email to confirm that we will no longer contact you with regard to participation in SHarPS. We would also need to ask what you would like us to do with the data you provided prior to your withdrawal. If you no longer want us to use these data, all the information you have provided would be removed from the SHarPS database. We would then send you an email to confirm that this has been done and that your data will therefore not be used in any future analyses. However, during SHarPS, we will continually be analysing participant data as SHarPS has the potential to answer a number of very important questions about the training of healthcare professionals. Our aim is to share this new knowledge through the publication of our analyses in reports and scientific papers (see FAQ 10 - What will happen to the information I have provided?). It is important you are aware that should data you provide to us have been formally analysed and published prior to the point of your withdrawal, it would be very difficult for us to remove your data from any such reports or papers. In all situations where we share results and findings, we stress that the information presented will be anonymised and therefore no individual participant will be able to be identified. 18. Who has reviewed the research? This research has been reviewed via the University of Birmingham ethical review process. Ref ERN_16_0600 Any Further Questions? If you have any questions not covered by these FAQs you can contact a member of the research team using the SHarPS email address . Alternatively, you may ask questions at one of the to SHarPS’ lectures which will be held on the ‘Introduction following dates during your Welcome Week: Biomedical Sciences: T.B.A. Dentistry: T.B.A. Medicine (Traditional Course): T.B.A. Medicine (Graduate Entry) T.B.A. Nursing (3-year course)T.B.A. Nursing (4-year course) Pharmacy: T.B.A. Physician Associate Diploma T.B.A. Physiotherapy (3-year course): T.B.A. Physiotherapy _pre-registration): T.B.A.
You are free to leave the study at any time and there are no adverse consequences for any student who wants to withdraw from SHarPS. You may withdraw from the study by emailing the Research Team at . A member of the Team will then reply to you via email to confirm that we will no longer contact you with regard to participation in SHarPS. We would also need to ask what you would like us to do with the data you provided prior to your withdrawal. If you no longer want us to use these data, all the information you have provided would be removed from the SHarPS database. We would then send you an email to confirm that this has been done and that your data will therefore not be used in any future analyses. However, during SHarPS, we will continually be analysing participant data as SHarPS has the potential to answer a number of very important questions about the training of healthcare professionals. Our aim is to share this new knowledge through the publication of our analyses in reports and scientific papers (see FAQ 10 - What will happen to the information I have provided?). It is important you are aware that should data you provide to us have been formally analysed and published prior to the point of your withdrawal, it would be very difficult for us to remove your data from any such reports or papers. In all situations where we share results and findings, we stress that the information presented will be anonymised and therefore no individual participant will be able to be identified. 18. Who has reviewed the research? This research has been reviewed via the University of Birmingham ethical review process. Ref ERN_16_0600 Any Further Questions? If you have any questions not covered by these FAQs you can contact a member of the research team using the SHarPS email address . Alternatively, you may ask questions at one of the ‘Introduction to SHarPS’ lectures which will be held on the following dates during your Welcome Week: Biomedical Sciences: T.B.A. Dentistry: T.B.A. Medicine (Traditional Course): T.B.A. Medicine (Graduate Entry) T.B.A. Nursing (3-year course)T.B.A. Nursing (4-year course) Pharmacy: T.B.A. Physician Associate Diploma T.B.A. Physiotherapy (3-year course): T.B.A. Physiotherapy _pre-registration): T.B.A.
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