Engagement for improvement

Oral presentations in the theme ‘engagement for improvement’ are now available to watch. Leave a comment below to join the discussion.

Extended access to general practice: engaging practices and patients

Rebecca Elvey

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Health Experiences of Asylum seekers and Refugees (HEAR): findings and recommendations from a qualitative study

Ashra Khanom

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Development of an intervention to support dental practitioner communication about behaviour change to improve oral health in children (The Polar Bear Study)

Joanna Goldthorpe

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Engaging Families in Health Research and Understanding their Research Priorities

Samira Datoo

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Hope versus reality: A comparative case study of stakeholder engagement in the development of products from healthcare research

Charlotte A Sharp

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Introducing physician associates to hospital patients: development and feasibility of an intervention to inform patients about the new role

Francesca Taylor

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Dr . Rateb Abuzeid replied on

Very excited session Thanks

Ellie Wildbore replied on

This was a really interesting presentation. I work as part of a team in a mental health trust who teach medical students and physician associate students and it is a barrier we come up against regularly both with staff and service users that no-one knows what a PA is. They are incredibly valuable in mental health care.

Charlotte Sharp replied on

I'm looking forward to catching up with all these presentations during on study leave from clinical work next week. Hope we might get a bit of discussion going and please feel free to post any comments / feedback on my presentation. Looks like a really interesting session!

Helen Mthiyane replied on

Thanks Charlotte, a really interesting presentation! Suggests engagement might be more effective when there is a specific (if narrow) purpose to it and when stakeholders have a clearly defined and communicated role in development of products.

Sarah Cotterill replied on

Thanks for a very interesting talk Bec. When these out of hours services are talked about in the media, they are seen as offering an extended service for people who cannot make weekday appointments. Did this aspect feature in what your respondents had to say? The service seems to have been more about offering MORE appointments rather than at different times of the day.