69 ‘The importance of peer-support for clinical academics at great ormond street children’s hospital

Over the last four years, ORCHID (the Centre for Outcomes and Experience Research in Children’s Health, Illness and Disability) at GOSH has had great success in supporting nurses, allied health professionals (AHPs) and a junior doctor to apply for clinical academic funding from a range of highly com...

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Main Authors: Livermore, Polly, Bichard, Elizabeth, Brind, Joanne, Evans, James, Handley, Sian, Harniess, Phillip, Jewell, Tom, Katchburian, Lesley, Kerr-Elliott, Tara, Kim, Ji Soo, Nightingale, Ruth, Shkurka, Emma, Simcock, Ian C, Sipanoun, Pippa, Stewart, Alex
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