uniMIND Central Session #3 – Co-design of Guidance for Patient and Public Involvement in Psychedelic Research

Join us for the third uniMIND Central Session with James B. Close and Julia Bornemann to discuss their research article Co-design of Guidance for Patient and Public Involvement in Psychedelic Research, Front. Psychiatry, 30 September 2021.

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The uniMIND Program

uniMIND is the MIND Foundation’s international journal club network. With more than 25 groups at universities worldwide, uniMIND provides a well-connected platform for intellectual exchange and mutual academic support in the field of psychedelic research. To learn more about uniMIND, to join or start a group, visit our uniMIND page.

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uniMIND Central Sessions

Monthly web-based journal club meetings, open to everyone in and around the uniMIND community. We invite academic authors to discuss their very own publications with us.

For every session, there will be one selected text that we share here in the event description. Please make sure to read the article in advance, prepare questions and feedback. Having the authors present at our sessions can be a huge benefit in your understanding of the text and its context.

The uniMIND Central Sessions discussion format is a semi-structured conversational exchange. It is facilitated by the session host and open to input and questions from guests at any given time.

Download the Article here

Join here: https://zoom.us/j/95125702690