Reports, toolkits and support

Two amazing speakers share their experiences in using the method: Lisa Ballard and Chloe Langford

Chair: Catherine Smith, Associate Director Workforce Research and Innovation, Hampshire and Isle of Wight NHS Foundation Trust Speakers: Dr Christina Saville, Lecturer in Healthcare Management and Leadership, University of Southampton. The Professional Judgement Framework for nurse staffing reviews. Dr Chiara Dall’ora, Associate Professor, University of Southampton. Because they're worth it? The impact of 12-hour shifts on nurses' burnout and on patient safety. Cindy Brooks, Doctoral Researcher and Research Fellow, University of Southampton. Creating Learning Environments for Compassionate Care (CLECC): Advocating an agency-structure approach.

With Professor Lee-Ann Fenge, ARC Wessex Social Care lead, based at Bournemouth University

Building Bridges: Elevating Research Culture in Social Care through Collaboration, Qualitative Insight and Relationship-Driven Impact Dr Rachel Harrison Rachel.Harrison@winchester.ac.uk

“Using think aloud interviews as part of the Person Based Approach to optimising behaviour change interventions” with two amazing speakers who have significant experience and expertise in using “think aloud interviews” Dr Rosie Essery is a Senior Research Fellow and Health Psychologist in the Primary Care Research Centre at Southampton. Her work focuses on developing and evaluating behaviour change interventions to support self-management of health. Dr Mary Steele is a research fellow working in primary care at the University of Southampton. Her research involves the development and evaluation of online behaviour change interventions.

Roots and Branch - Independent advocacy. Helen Sloan - Patient and Public Contributor

Austerity, Care and Social Networks: Experiences of People, Parents and Providers by Dr Rachel Harrison

Dr Nicola Andrew: “ Using photo elicitation in research on deprescribing for people with dementia or mild cognitive impairment” Nicola is a Research Fellow in the Ageing and Dementia Research Group within the School of Health Sciences at the University of Southampton, working on NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Wessex studies. She is a registered nurse, with a background in end-of-life care, frailty and quality improvement work in care home and domiciliary care settings. Her research interests focus on care for older people living with frailty and dementia, in particular end-of-life care and person-centred approaches. Dr Nicola Shaw : "Now I have a future": Adult perspectives and experiences of health status and adherence post CFTR modulator therapy. Nicola is a specialist cystic fibrosis pharmacist and is currently undertaking a NIHR/HEE (ICA) Clinical Doctoral Research Fellowship. She is currently in the third year as a research postgraduate within the School of Healthcare, University of Leeds where she is undertaking a PhD to develop a patient-centred intervention to support adherence to oral medication in the person with cystic fibrosis. Her research interests lie in behaviour change, photo elicitation, co-design and participatory action research.

Leah Fullegar explains her experiences of moving from a dementia assistant to doing her PhD at the University of Portsmouth

Led by Niccola Hutchinson Pascal from The Co-Production Collective, Dr Sarah Fearn, Senior Research Fellow, NIHR ARC Wessex, and Dr Jo Hope, Lecturer, School of Health Sciences, University of Southampton