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Tag: Nadine Mirza

Methods Matter Podcast – Focus Groups
Podcasts
Methods Matter Podcast – Focus Groups

12/09/2022 Dementia Researcher

Podcast – Blogs 2021, Essentials For New Researchers
Podcasts
Podcast – Blogs 2021, Essentials For New Researchers

27/12/2021 Dementia Researcher

Blog – “A Product of Failure” – How I fell into dementia research
Careers Week, Guest blog, Researcher Stories
Blog – “A Product of Failure” – How I fell into dementia research

04/03/2021 Nadine Mirza

Profile – Nadine Mirza
Profile
Profile – Nadine Mirza

23/02/2021 Dementia Researcher

Blog – Inside the DClinPsy: Snippets From An Assistant Psychologist’s Group
Guest blog
Blog – Inside the DClinPsy: Snippets From An Assistant Psychologist’s Group

15/10/2018 Dementia Researcher

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