South West Co-Production in Health Research Conference

Making Research Matter: Trauma-informed ways of working together

9.30 am – 4.15 pm, followed by a reception for those able to stay 4.15 – 5.30 pm

People in Health West of England is delighted to announce that the programme for its South and West Co-Production in Health Research Conference: Making Research Matter: Trauma-informed ways of working together, is now available to view.

Take a look at the outstanding list of creative and interactive activities which will highlight innovative partnerships, trauma-informed ways of working, and participatory approaches that make research more accessible, relevant, and useful for the people it is meant to benefit.

The conference will offer you:

• Opportunities to meet and connect with others,
• A strong focus on lived and living experience,
• A sharing space to learn more about community organisations, research opportunities, projects,
• and health and wellbeing,
• Practical tools and resources to take away.

Who should attend?

Public contributors, members of the public, NHS and social care professionals, VCSE organisations, patient and public involvement leads, funders, researchers, policymakers, students, and anyone interested in collaborative approaches to research.

This conference marks the beginning of a long term regional commitment to embedding co production practice across health and care research.

Registration

We have tried to ensure as many people as possible can take part, while still allowing us to cover our costs.

• £50 for in-person attendance for students and members of the public
• £100 for in-person attendance for professionals (i.e. contracted or salaried employee of an institution or organisation)
• £50 for online attendance

Please note online attendees will not be able to join Engagement Hub activities as the room does not have hybrid equipment available. The main conference programme will be fully accessible in-person and online.

Spaces are limited due to venue size. We anticipate high demand for places so please book early to avoid disappointment.

Financial support

We anticipate having a number of travel and childcare bursaries available, and a very limited number of free registration places. Please note we cannot guarantee any of these options will become available until we have a better idea of the number of attendees. The registration form includes a box where you can indicate if you wish to be contacted about financial support – if funds become available, a member of the organising team will be in touch with you to discuss this in due course.

 

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