If you have been reading my blog since I was a student you may well have read about my research journey as I worked my way through the dissertation module of my MSc.
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I never imagined when I started the research module with little confidence in my research and writing ability that I would ever conduct research and write something that would be good enough to be published. But here we are, nearly a year on from graduation and there is a published article.
I'm incredibly thankful to the Occupational Therapy tutors at University of Cumbria and particularly my dissertation supervisor & personal tutor for fostering the drive and enthusiasm for research.
Reference:
Murray, K. & Ward, K. (2017) 'Attitudes to social media use as a platform for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) within occupational therapy', Journal of further and Higher Education, pp.1-15 doi: 10.1080/0309877X.2017.1378313
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