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CHARM will hold a seminar in December where the phd-students and postdocs in CHARM can gather to have a multi-disciplinary exchange of their research, knowledge and experiences.
The phd-students, postdocs and senior researchers in CHARM will gather in the fall to present and discuss topics relevant to rehabilitation service research.
CHARM has focused on service user involvement since its establishment in 2011. In the last 8 years, CHARM has had a formal service user representative panel. The time has come to regroup the panel as well as charting the course forward in service user involvement in CHARM.
CHARM is proud to celebrate its tenth year as a research network
Two of CHARM's Ph.D. candidates, Silje Fure and Ida Borgen, will present their dissertations in May.
Rehabilitation towards future health and participation - an evidence-based strategy
CHARM (Research Centre for Habilitation and Rehabilitation Models & Services) is pleased to invite rehabilitation researchers to our 1st International Research Seminar “Evaluating interventions in rehabilitation services”.
The goal of the seminar is to foster research exchange and collaboration between researchers dedicated to rehabilitation services research.
The Research Centre for Habilitation and Rehabilitation Models & Services (CHARM) will hold an open seminar featuring Dr. Peter Craig from the University of Glasgow, who will give a talk on the topic «Researching Complex Interventions - the Need for Robust Approaches».
CHARM will be holding the 2nd annual national conference to gather various researchers within the field of rehabilitation to share their expertise on the subject. Both novice and experienced researchers who are interested in research in rehabilitation services are welcome to participate.
The first CHARM National Conference was held in Oslo from November 19-20. The members of our Scientific Advisory Board had graciously accepted our invitation to attend the Conference again this year and gave talks on important topics within the field of rehabilitation services research. Researchers with various backgrounds from different regions of Norway also presented their studies and shared their valuable experiences with us during the Conference.
"Measuring the effects of rehabilitation: it’s not how much, but where and what."
The second CHARM Scientific Board meeting is scheduled to take place on November 15-16, 2012.
Theoretical and ethical challenges in (re)habilitation services research