July 5, 2017 | EphMRA, Patient-centricity, Richard Head, event, rare diseases
We were delighted to present, exhibit and sponsor this year’s EphMRA Annual Conference in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Director and EphMRA board member, Richard Head, Director, Jennifer Redfearn and Associate Director, An-hwa Lee represented us at the conference. On the Tuesday An-Hwa, who is a member of the EphMRA Learning and Development Committee, convened one of three of the pre-conference training workshops entitled ‘Skills Workshop: Qualitative’ which covered ethnography and projective techniques as qualitative methodologies.
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