TK2A
Irene Ilott and Kate Gerrish.
Capturing the complexity of knowledge translation activities: does the Consolidation Framework for Implementation Research help?
UK Society of Behavioural Medicine 6th Annual Scientific Meeting
Leeds
14-15/12/2010
TaCT
Prof Mark Hawley, Dr Paul Rice (HIEC), Tim Ellis, Lori Smet
Regional Telehealth Masterclass
12/2010
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Knowledge Exchange Event, October 2010
through research and its implementation
6th - 7th October 2010
The Edge, Sheffield, South Yorkshire
“Excellent in the food and stimulating for the mind”, was the conclusion of Professor Pam Enderby, Director of South Yorkshire CLRN, who closed the two day CLAHRC Knowledge Exchange Event held on behalf of all nine national NIHR CLAHRCs.
The event, which was hosted by CLAHRC for South Yorkshire in association with the SDO network, attracted over 200 delegates each day from a range of backgrounds including patients, practitioners, senior managers and researchers. The delegates were invited to view a range of excellent oral and poster presentations on a variety of topics, including patient and public involvement, implementation of research findings, multidisciplinary collaborative working, innovation, living with long-term conditions, extending services and evaluation of the impact of CLAHRCs.
The invited and offered oral presentations, including keynote speeches given by Professors Dame Sandra Dawson, Ian Graham, Kate Gerrish, Hilary Chapman and John Gabbay, will shortly be available for download from this website. Both days also incorporated SDO Network Learning Together activities. More information on these sessions can be obtained from:Jill.Fairbank@nhsconfed.org
Sheffield Children’s Clinical Research Facility kindly sponsored four poster prizes to be awarded during the event, which were voted for by the delegates.
Winners of the poster prizes were:
- Eva Marie Hempe, CLAHRC for Cambridge and Peterborough – PhD category
- Gemma Heath, CLAHRC for Birmingham and Black Country – PhD category
- Alexander Komashie, CLAHRC for Cambridge and Peterborough
- Alison Seymour, CLAHRC for Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Lincolnshire
As hosts, CLAHRC South Yorkshire were delighted to have had such an overwhelming interest in our knowledge exchange event, and we would like to thank everyone who came along and made it such a success.
Our overall event objectives, which we feel were fully achieved, were as follows:
- To highlight successes, challenges, barriers and opportunities within CLAHRCs
- To discuss and debate key issues and explore the challenges of getting knowledge into practice
- To explore the challenges of innovation for the NHS and the relationship with CLAHRCs
- To explore the challenges and opportunities of co-production in research and implementation
- To generate discussion on facilitators and barriers to Public and Patient Involvement
in research and knowledge utilisation
Each day of the event also had further specific objectives:
Day 1:
- To set CLAHRCs in the international policy context of health research and knowledge translation and other global collaborations
- To discuss ways that we may measure the impact of CLAHRCs
- To describe models of implementation that promote knowledge translation
Day 2:
- To describe the nature and scope of collaborations within, and linked to CLAHRC SY
- To share current research and implementation activities within CLAHRC themes
- To increase awareness of the research capacity building and knowledge translation
opportunities available through the CLAHRC SY - To debate how the CLAHRC SY can contribute to the challenges of innovation in the NHS
- To provide case studies of PPI in CLAHRC SY
Professor Ian Graham
Professor Dame Sandra Dawson
Professor Kate Gerrish and Professor Hilary Chapman
Day 1 Lunch Workshop
Professor Martin Eccles
Day 1 Concurrent 1a PPI
Dr Rebecca Palmer
Dr Andy Gibson
Rachel Matthews
Dr Elena Pizzo
Dr Jill Thompson and Dr Peter Cudd
Day 1 Concurrent 1b Implementation
Hamira Sultan
Dr Sara Laker and Sue Shearstone
Dr Julie Reed
Dr Geoffrey Hammond
Dr Andrew Clifton
Day 1 Concurrent 1c Multidisciplinary Collaborative Working
Dr Steve Ariss
Dr Graham Martin
Dr Nasrin Nasr
Dr Thomas Woodcock
Dr Ruth Barnes
Day 1 Afternoon Plenary - Evaluation and Impact of CLAHRCs
Professor Harry Scarborough and Dr Sarah Evans
Professor Jo Rycroft-Malone and Dr Joyce Wilson
Jo Cooke and Dr Steve Ariss
Professor John Gabbay
Simon Bowen and Rev Mark Cobb
Ben Anderson and Susan Hampshaw
Day 2 Concurrent 2a Living with and managing long term conditions
Dr Christine Smith
Professor Glenys Parry and Dr Tom Ricketts
Professor Simon Heller
Day 2 Concurrent 2b Re-engineering and extending services
Dr Jim Bonham
Dr Julian Sorrell
Day 2 Concurrent 2c Innovation, sustainability and responsiveness to service change
Dr Julian Sorrell
Gill Sarre
Dr Dawn Lawson
Day 2 Afternoon Plenary - Co-design for Change
Professor Kate Gerrish, Sara Laker and Elaine Cotton
Professor Mark Hawley and Paul Higginbottom
Dr Tony Ryan and Amanda Jones
Cathy Soreny, Sara Laker, Sue Shearstone, Kate Gerrish and Carolyn Taylor
Implementing best evidence using facilitation: Enhancing the Quality of Oral Nutritional Support (EQONS) Project
CLAHRC SY National Learning Event
Sheffield
6-7/10/2010
Dr Ian Graham
Illustration of the Knowledge to Action Process
05/10/2010
TK2A
Kate Gerrish, Sara Laker, Elaine Cotton, Mark McAlindon, Irene Ilott, Kate Bray, Cathy Soreny and Sue Shearstone
Enhancing the quality of oral nutrition support to hospitalised patients through the Knowledge to Action cycle
International Nursing Research Conference
Newcastle
11-13/05/2010
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TK2A
Kate Gerrish, Sara Laker, Elaine Cotton, Mark McAlindon, Irene Ilott, Kate Bray, Cathy Soreny and Sue Shearstone
Enhancing the quality of oral nutrition support to hospitalised patients through the Knowledge to Action cycle
RCN International Nursing Research Conference
Newcastle
05/2010
Health Inequalities
Addressing Health Inequalities
Chris Bentley and Sarah Salway
09/02/2010
Addressing Health Inequalities – From Mystery and Imagination to Practical Action
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The “Christmas Tree” Diagnostic Model – Diabetes example
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Health Inequalities
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Health Inequalities
Proffesor Chris Bentley
Health Inequalities seminar
02/2010
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Health Inequalities
Health Inequalities Knowledge Sharing Event
The Source, Meadowhall
01/10
Click here for further information about the event as well as to access the presentations
TaCT
S Blackburn, P Cudd & M Hawley
A Horizon Scanning System for Identifying New Telehealth Solutions
Med-e-Tel
Luxembourg
2010
