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As part of the conference there will be an opportunity for you to network with other delegates by joining an optional interactive networking session.
If this would be of interest to you please select the appropriate box 23 November 10.00-11.00 23 November 13.00-14.00 24 November 14.45-15.45
There will be an opportunity to take part in a fun and interactive activity. This will be an opportunity to meet and connect with other NIHR Academy Members whilst working in small teams to complete a series of tasks and answer questions to compete against other teams.
If you would like to attend this session please select the date and time: 23 November 18.00-19.00 24 November 14.45-15.45
If you would like to attend one of these sessions on the morning of the conference from 09.15-09.45, please select the activity you would be interested in joining: Yoga Meditation Mindfulness
A series of skills sessions are taking place on 24 November between 13.30-14.30. While you will be able to attend any of the sessions on the day of the event, please indicate your order of preference by marking the boxes 1-8 (1 being your first choice).
1. Resources and toolkits for increasing participation from diverse communities in research
Professor Azhar Farooqi, GP, Chair of Leicester City CGG and Director at the Centre for BME Health
Poor engagement of underrepresented groups in research can be an issue in any part of the research pathway from developing the idea through to dissemination and implementation of findings. Drawing on resources available the workshop will aim to equip participants with access to information that will help plan inclusive, accessible research that is relevant to the diverse population.
2. Research and Wikipedia: How to increase the visibility, accuracy and accessibility of health and care information on the world’s most popular encyclopaedia
Dr Alice White, Digital Editor, Wellcome CollectionDr Jess Wade, Research Fellow, Imperial College
In this session you will learn how influential Wikipedia is as a platform for the dissemination of health and care research, understand the editorial guidelines and explore how we can all help improve the visibility, accuracy and accessibility of health and care information and research on Wikipedia to better inform the public and influence more inclusiveness in health and care research.
3. Involvement and engagement with adults from marginalised groups
Dr Louise Gorman, Research Associate, NIHR Greater Manchester Patient Safety Translational Research CentreIsabel Adeyemi, Research Associate, NIHR Greater Manchester Patient Safety Translational Research Centre
For research to address the diverse needs of patients and of multicultural communities, it is essential that the approaches to PPIE are informed by the voices of people in marginalised groups and that we partner with relevant organisations already established within communities. In this workshop you will learn from examples of involvement and engagement with marginalised groups including adults with lived experience of homelessness, self-harm and/or suicide, visually impaired adults and adults from BAME communities. The facilitators will share their experiences on how to develop effective partnerships with voluntary organisations and charities and how to make involvement and engagement meetings more inclusive.
4. Smashing the glass ceiling: Encouraging inclusive participation in clinical academia
Professor Gabrielle Finn, Vice Dean (Teaching, Learning and Students), Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health, The University of ManchesterDr Abisola Balogun-Katung, Research Associate at Hull York Medical SchoolDr John Buchanan, Clinical Senior Lecturer/Honorary Consultant in Oral Medicine at Queen Mary University of London and Barts Health NHS Trust and Lead for Quality Assurance in the Dental InstituteDr Paul Crampton, Programme Director for the MSc, Postgraduate Diploma and Certificate in Health Professions Education and a Lecturer in Health Professions EducationDr Amelia Kehoe, Research Associate Health Professions Education Unit at the University of York
This workshop will consider a range of barriers faced by clinical academics. Case studies have been developed from a recent national study looking at barriers and enablers to clinical academic careers. Using case studies, participants will work with the facilitators to develop strategies to overcome barriers and create more inclusive research environments. Cases will focus on protected characteristics, barriers associated with working across clinical and academic environments and policy barriers. It is hoped that participants will take away action plans that can be utilised in their own environments, as well as strategies to tackle issues such as microaggressions and moving beyond optical allyship.
5. The integration, development, evaluation and impact of EDI in research: The ASPIRE model
Professor Belinda Colston, founding Director of the Eleanor Glanville Centre (EGC), the University of Lincoln's Department for Diversity & Inclusion and Professor in the School of Chemistry
We have been striving to establish fully inclusive research environments in academia for over 30 years. Despite substantial investment, however, there is very little evidence that diversity and inclusion have become embedded in our institutions. This workshop will explore the fundamental need for equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in research, consider the building blocks of a fully-inclusive research environment, and discuss how this can impact a long-term behavioural and culture change.
6. Research with underserved communities: Learnings from a collaboration with Gypsy and Traveller communities
Delia Muir, Operational Lead for Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) at Leeds Institute of Clinical Trials Research (LICTR) and Public Involvement Advisor for the NIHR Research Design Service Yorkshire and Humber
During this interactive workshop, you will hear from community members and researchers who have been involved in a programme of work with the Gypsy and Traveller Communities (GTCs) in Yorkshire. You will gain an increased understanding and awareness of:
The project partners are York Travellers Trust, the Research Design Service (RDS) Yorkshire and Humber, The Clinical Research Network (CRN) Yorkshire and Humber and the Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) Yorkshire and Humber.
7. How to facilitate virtual PPI meetings and events
Orla Cronin, ICA:UK
Engaging patients, service users, carers and the public using virtual platforms brings with it exciting opportunities for reaching a wider audience. However there are challenges when engaging virtually. This session will provide you with insights on how to design and deliver accessible, inclusive virtual workshops and sessions to maximise productivity and engagement. You will also learn about the different roles and tasks involved in hosting successful virtual events, and will have access to a sample script which you can use to inform your own session design.
8. Advanced presentation skills: Enhance your impact and influence through your presentations in-person and online
Simon Cain, Westbourne Consulting
Excellent presentation skills have never been more important and the need to present virtually makes these challenges even greater. Presenters need to know how to capture and hold the ear of their listeners who expect a shorter but more dynamic presentation style and as presentation technology increases in quality, so does the need to speak effectively in public. This session will support you to design and deliver more effective presentations at meetings, events, conferences, lectures and pitches by focusing on what makes a successful talk.
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