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CoS 22nd April 2021

Programme

 10:20-10:30 - Join Microsoft Teams

 10:30 - Welcome message, Prof Ian Mathieson (RCBCWales Grant Holder) & Dr Gina Dolan (RCBCWales Operational Lead, USW)

10:50-11:05 - CoS Overview, Dr Roiyah Saltus

(RCBCWales Academic Facilitator)

 11:05-12:00 - Public Involvement: Working Well Together, Henry Yeomans (Operational Group PPI Representative)

12:00-12:10 - Evaluation & close, Marina McDonald, (RCBCWales Senior Administrator)

 12:10-1:00 - Lunch

 1:00-3:00 - Functional Resonance Analysis Method (FRAM) Workshop, PRIME

Welcome to CoS Webinar etiquette document Henry Yeomans - PPI Presentation Notes Speaker bios FRAM workshop, Prime

Cos 17th June 2021 

Programme

10.20: Join and welcome

10:30 – 10:50: Thorn and Rose exercise (small groups)

10:50 – 11:15:  Communicating about our research, Dr Julia Terry

11:15:11:30:  Break 

11:30 – 12:30:  Operational research as part of the pandemic response, Professor Daniel Thomas.

12:30 – 12:50: Short presentation by Dr Lorelei Jones

12.50 – 1.00:  Evaluation and close 

Daniel Thomas, PHW:Operational research as part of the epidemiological response to the COVID-19 epidemic in Wales Julia Terry: Communicating about our research

Cos 7th July 2021

Programme

This study day will be part of Bangor University’s International Health Services Research Summer School





CoS 16th September 2021

Programme

10.00 Fellows arrive

10.00-10.30 Group work

10.30-11.00 Reshma Raycoba, Head of Public Involvement, Research Governance and Digital, Welsh Government Research & Development Division 

11.00-12.30 Professor Daniel Kelly, Cardiff University

Programme and Speaker Bios Reshma Raycoba, HCRW - Presentation Prof Danny Kelly, Cardiff University - Presentation 1 (Quant) Prof Danny Kelly, Cardiff University - Presentation 2 (Qual)

CoS 18th November 2021

Programme

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee morning (How are things going? What are your key successes to date? What is working? Are you ready to share your work with the group in a future study day? How are you feeling about the forthcoming residential – any suggestions re format or key speakers?)

 

11:00 – 11:50 Death, dying and bereavement: Reflecting on a research career working with people with learning disabilities and those who support them (Professor Stuart Todd, University of South Wales)

 

11:50 – 12:00 Break (alongside whatever else you can do in 10 mins, please leave your screens, move around, look outside, close your eyes, stretch and breathe deeply! )

 

12:00 – 12:45 Covid-19 & People with learning disabilities Study: Working with others in the pandemic (Dr Edward Oloidi, University of South Wales)

 

12:45 – 13:00: Close (evaluation)

Prof Stuart Todd Presentation Dr Ed Oloidi Presentation

CoS 27th January 2022

Programme


10:15 Fellow Presentations: Aysha  Siddika  (Cardiff Metropolitan University) Are video-based consultations with children being investigated for Autism Spectrum Disorder appropriate and reliable? A mixed methods approach

Kerry Nyland (USW) Early access to virtual resources for the self- management of Plantar Fasciitis: A proof of concept and feasibility study

Zoe Silsbury (Cardiff University) Development of a physical activity tool

 

 11:00 – 12:30  Real world research; from idea to impact. Dr Paul Gill 

https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/people/view/50951-gill-paul

 12:30 – 1:30 Lunch

 1:30 - 2:30  Exploring approaches to data analysis and writing study findings

Dr Jessica Baillie  https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/people/view/50947-baillie-jessica

2:30 – 3:00  Planning the Residential

Evaluation & Close 

Aysha Siddika Presentation Zoe Silsbury Presentation Dr Paul Gill Presentation

CoS Residential 24th – 25th March 2022

Programme 24th March

9:15am-9.30am  Meet and greet  All Fellows

9:30am-9.35am  Welcome  Dr Ian Mathieson, RCBCWales Operational Lead

9:35am-9.45am  Overview of the day  Dr Roiyah Saltus, CoS Academic Lead & Dr Gina Dolan, RCBCWales Operational Lead

9:45am-5pm  Workshop 1: Influencing Upwards: Communicating with Senior Stakeholders

Robin Bayley, Coach and trainer, Ginger Leadership Communications 

9.45am-5pm  Workshop 2: An Introduction to TED-style Speaking, Beverley Glick, Coach and trainer, Ginger Leadership Communications


Programme 25th March

Morning   Free time (e.g. Restorative activities, meeting with Fellows)   All Fellows

10:45am-11am   Welcome to the day  Dr Roiyah Saltus, CoS Academic Lead & Dr Gina Dolan, RCBCWales Operational Lead

11am-11:15am   Study: Horizon scanning to support patient access to medicines in NHS Wales: a qualitative study   Claire Ganderton, RCBCWales First into Research Fellow

11:15am-11:30am   Study: Switching to virtual epilepsy care delivery since the onset of the Covid 19 pandemic: A service users’ perspective

Malisa Pierri, RCBCWales First into Research Fellow

11:30am-11:45am   Study: Identifying and Prioritising Diagnostic Imaging Training: a national training needs assessment in Emergency Medicine   Victoria Whitchurch, RCBCWales First into Research Fellow

11:45am-12pm   Study: Spatial Transcriptomics for Advanced Cancer Pathology  Kate Murphy, RCBCWales First into Research Fellow

12pm–1 pm  Lunch – Inspiration 3

1pm-3.30pm   Workshop: Mindfulness Roy Ellis, Mindfulness Trainer, Academi Wales, Continuous Improvement and Change Team

1.45pm-2.00pm   Afternoon Break – hub cafe

3.30pm-3.35pm  Close of residential & Evaluation 

Victoria Whitchurch Presentation Malisa Pierri Presentation

CoS Residential 19th May 2022


Programme

10:15:  Induction session (new cohort only)

10:45 – 11:10: coffee morning (for all)

11:10 – 11:15: short comfort break

11:15 – 12:35: Keynote presentation by Professor Joyce Kenkre

12:35 – 12:50: welcome from RCBCWales Leads (Dr Ian Mathison and Dr Gina Dolan)

12:50: Thanks and close


Prof Joyce Kenkre, USW, Presentation

CoS Residential 14th July 2022


Programme

  10.00-10.30

 Arrival - Refreshments

  

   10:30 – 10:40

 Welcome

 R Saltus

   

10:40 – 11:10

 CoS exercise

 All

 

 11.10-11.15

 Comfort / grab a coffee/tea

  

   11:15 – 12:30

 ‘Storyboarding the research journey’

 Dr Nova Corcoran (Senior Lecturer, USW)

 

 12:30 – 1:30

 Lunch

  

   1:30 – 2:45

 ‘Research, policy and influence’

 Professor Jean White CBE (Visiting Professor of Nursing, USW)

 

 2:45 – 3:00

 Break

  

   3:00 – 3.45

 Visual / Creative Dissemination

 CoS Team

 

 3.45 -4.00

 Thanks and Close

 R Saltus

 

Prof Jean White Presentation

CoS Residential 15th & 16th September 2022

Programme 15th September

9.15am Welcome & Overview of the day Roiyah Saltus, CoS Academic Lead

9:20am-10:00 am Small group work: so far so good? All Fellows

10:00am-10:20am Study: Solving the Unsolved: Reanalysis of genomic data to increase diagnostic yield in patients with critical illness and early-onset epilepsy Dr Jana Jezkova (RCBC Postdoc Fellow) Discussants: Malissa and Esther

10:20am-10:40am Study: Turning the T1DE Aisling Pigott (RCBC PhD Student) Discussants: Lisa and Rebecca

10:50-11:00

Break

11:00-12 Presentation: ‘WHO WANTS TO PLAY 'RESEARCHER'? A research student’s qualitative approach, using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) Fern Mitchell, Psychology Department, Wrexham Glyndŵr University Discussant: Julia

12:00-12:45pm Lunch

We will depart at 1pm my minibus, leaving at the entrance of the Lodge. Please pack spare clothing and complete the documentation beforehand

1:30 pm- 4 pm Aqueduct Canoe Tour, Bearded Men Adventure


Programme 16th September

9:15 Welcome to the day Dr Roiyah Saltus, CoS Academic Lead

9:20 – 10:50 Presentation: Digging into Digital Media: using it to engage and inform Kimberley Littlemore, Founder and Creative Director, eHealth Digital Media

10:50am-11:00am Break

11:00am-11:20am Study: Caring for people with dementia at end of life: End of life clinical decision-making process of healthcare professionals’ within primary care Cathryn Smith (RCBC PhD Student) Discussants: Amy and Claire

11:20am-11:40am Study: Pre-hospital care and the rural implementation of Advanced Paramedic Practitioners in the community: Mapping an effective model Berwyn Jones, RCBC PhD Student Discussants: Emily and Aisling

11:40am-12pm Study: SUPERSTAR: Systems that support hearing families with d/Deaf*1 children: an exploratory study of multiple perspectives Dr Julia Terry, RCBC Postdoc Fellow Discussants: Lisa and Jana

12pm–1 pm Lunch

1pm Close of Residential


Jana Jezkova Presentation Julia Terry Presentation

CoS 17th November 2022

Via Teams

Programme

CoS Facilitator – Dr Lorelei Jones (RCBC OG Lead, Bangor University)

9.45 Introduction to the day (Dr Gina Dolan)

9.55 Breakout rooms – coffee morning catch up (All Fellows)

10.30 Fellow Presentation 1 with Q&A – Amy Bendall, First into Research Fellow

10.50 Fellow Presentation 2 with Q&A – Jodie Gill, PhD Fellow

11.10 Fellow Presentation 3 with Q&A – Claire Job, First into Research Fellow

11.30 Fellow Presentation 4 with Q&A – Lisa Williams, First into Research Fellow

11.50 -12 Reflection on the day, evaluation and close (Dr Lorelei Jones)

Jodie Gill presentation Lisa Williams Presentation

19th January 2023

A Focus on Well-being


Programme

9:50   Welcome  R Saltus

10 - 10:30am   Coffee and catch up   All Fellows

10:30 – 12   The Ontology of Well-Being in Social Policy and Welfare Practice?   Professor Steve Smith

12 – 1pm   Lunch   

1 – 2:15   A journey from reviewing evidence to funded projects on empathy and compassion 

 Dr Juping Yu

2:15 – 3:30  Minding the gaps: working across academia, policy and practice  Professor Mark Llewellyn

 3:30  Close & Evaluation 

 

Dr Juping Yu Presentation Prof Mark Llewellyn Presentation

29th March 2023

Masterclass: What Happens Next?

Programme

10am   Arrival and refreshments

  

10.25am   Welcome and housekeeping

 Prof Roiyah Saltus & Dr Jessica Baillie


10:30am   Reflections on what happened next

 Professor Ben Hannigan, Professor of Mental Health Nursing and Director of Postgraduate Research


11.15am   Reflections on what happened next

 Dr Kate Button, Reader in Physiotherapy and Director of Research


12.00pm   Lunch

  

1.00pm   Reflections on what happened next

 Dr Nicholas Courtier, Senior Lecturer in Radiotherapy and Oncology


1.45pm   Coaching

 Hannah Arnold, Lecturer in Adult Nursing


2.45pm   Coffee

  

3.15pm   Coaching

 Hannah Arnold, Lecturer in Adult Nursing

   

4.15pm   Close


July 2023

This CoS session was part of the Bangor University Residential Summer School

CoS Residential - 13th - 14th September 2023

Community Building, Self-Leadership, and Resilience

Programme 13th September 2023

9.15 am  Welcome  Prof Roiyah Saltus, CoS Academic Lead

9:20 am-10:00 am   Building Our Research Community: So far, so good?   All Fellows

10:00 am-12:30   Workshop 1: Forming your research identity, one block at a time  Liz Oseland, CEO, Liz Learning

 

12:30 – 1:15   Lunch

  

1:15 – 3:45   Workshop 2: Tools and Techniques for Self-Leadership.  Pamela Heneberry,   Managing Director,   The Professional Development Centre


3:45 – 4  Break

4– 5 pm   Building our Research Community:  What the Health and Care Research Wales Faculty can offer researchers.  Dr Claire O’Neill,   Research Development Advisor,  Faculty Health and Care Research Wales


Programme 14th September

9:15   Welcome to the day

9:30 – 12:30   Workshop 3: The Body Hotel: The Body as Researcher Dr Thania Acarón, Lecturer in Arts, Health & Wellbeing; Performance, University of South Wales, THE BODY HOTEL C.I.C.


12:30 – 1:45  Lunch

1:45 – 2:05   Study: Caring for people with dementia at end of life: End of life clinical decision-making process of healthcare professionals within primary care.  Cathryn Smith (RCBCWales PhD Fellow)


2:05 – 2:20   Study: Eating distress in Type 1 Diabetes: Building on current understanding of young people with Type 1 Diabetes and disordered eating to improve services for children and young people with diabetes in Wales.  Aisling Pigott (RCBCWales PhD Fellow)


2:20   Evaluation

3 pm  Close of Residential

 

 

Liz Oseland Workshop

15th Nov 2023

Programme

 9:15 am  Welcome  Dr Robert Mayr & Prof. Roiyah Saltus

   

Fellows Presentations

 

 9:15 – 9:30   The use of in silico/bioinformatics techniques in the development of potential new antimicrobials.  Yusuph Mligiliche

 

 9:30 – 9:45   Embedding simulated clinical placements into an undergraduate diagnostic radiography programme to enhance clinical placement capacity – the journey so far.   Kirstie Brewer

 

 9:45 – 10.00   How do women’s health concerns impact their employment within healthcare services?   Lara Cowpe


10:10 – 12:30   Workshop: Overcoming challenges in your research journey.   Liz Oseland

   

1:30 – 2:50   Physiology informing clinical understanding: whose idea was it?   Prof. Barry McDonnell


3:00 – 4:15  My Clinical Academic Journey – It all started with a foot pulse!   Dr Jane Lewis


4:15   Close and thanks    



Yusuph Mligiliche Presentation Kirstie Brewer Presentation

24th Jan 2024

Programme


9:10  Welcome  Dr. Joanne Pike & Prof. Roiyah Saltus


 9:15 – 9:45   Planning exercise   All

 

10:00 – 12:30   Workshop   Victoria Graham

 

Fellows’ Presentations

 

1:00 – 1:15   What are the challenges faced by ICU nurses while caring for patients during the organ donation process in adult ICU settings?

 Nelson R K Selvaraj

 

1:15 – 1:30   ePAD, what works, for whom in what circumstances and why? A realist scoping review. Where I am now.   Martin Rowland

 

1:30 – 1:45   Exploring Vaccine Hesitancy among Welsh Prison Residents: A Qualitative Study.   Christopher Smith

   

2:00 – 3:00   Letter from America   Dr. Helen Carey

 

3:00  Evaluation & Close

 

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