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Suggestions to advance your progress in research include undertaking personal and professional development opportunities.
A key part of your research development as a researcher, or an advanced practitioner, is to identify the training you require to enhance your capabilities.
For personal development it is helpful to conduct a training needs analysis (TNA). This can form part of a personal development review with your line manager, and it can be helpful to use a framework or set of competencies for guidance.
People have highlighted that getting started in research can be challenging. It is important to look after your well-being, take time for self-reflection and talk about your research experiences with others. Here are some resources that you might find useful:
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