papers and workshops 1
   
   
  Day 1: Tuesday 16 November 2010
1.45pm - 2.45pm
   
   
  Session 1a - Partnerships
Papers
 

The Cerebra Research Unit: A partnership in childhood disability research
Christopher Morris, Senior Research Fellow in Child Health, Peninsula Medical School
Val Shilling, Associate Research Fellow, Cerebra Research Unit, Peninsula Medical School
Kim Antonio, Member, Family Faculty, Peninsula Medical School
Becky Hart, Member, Family Faculty, Peninsula Medical School

Developing foot pain research: The impact of patient involvement on the design of a postal questionnaire and research clinic
Clare Jinks, Senior Lecturer in Health Services Research, Keele University
Pauline Colclough, Member, Virtual Users' Panel, Arthritis Research UK National Primary Care Centre

   
   
  Session 1b - User Experiences
Papers
 

Credibility and the 'professionalized' lay expert: Reflections on the dilemmas and opportunities of public involvement in health research settings
Jill Thompson, Research Associate, University of Sheffield
Paul Bissell, Director, Public Health Section, University of Sheffield

'Feeding' into a research study: Creating the recipe together
Daphne Westwood, Member, Public Involvement in Research Group, Centre for Research in Primary and Community Care, University of Hertfordshire
Angela Dickinson, Senior Research Fellow, Centre for Research in Primary and Community Care, University of Hertfordshire

   
   
  Session 1c - Research Design
Papers
 

Effective patient and public involvement in research proposals
Dawn-Marie Walker, Lecturer, University of Nottingham

Is user involvement having an impact on research that is funded?
Nanik Pursani, KCL Stroke Research Patients and Family Group

   
   
  Session 1d - Inclusion
Papers
 

Defining bullying and developing initiatives
Niamh O'Brien, Researcher, Anglia Ruskin University

Understanding the support needs of BAME families with vulnerable young boys
Karl Murray, Head of Research, Black Training and Enterprise Group

   
   
  Session 1e - Ethics
Papers
 

Society in science: Why should we involve the public in research?
Mark Sheehan, BRC Ethics Fellow, The Ethox Centre/Oxford Biomedical Research Centre

Keeping service user involvement in research honest
Hugh McLaughlin, Associate Head (Research), University of Salford

   
   
  Session 1f - Practice
Workshop
  User involvement in the ICONS: Identifying Continence OptioNs after Stroke study - A model of collaboration
Lois Thomas, Reader in Health Services Research, University of Central Lancashire
   
   
  Session 1g - Innovation
Workshop
 

Engaging young people in science: Youth involvement at the start of the On the Buses study
Anna Goodman, Research Fellow, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Tabitha Manzuangani, Year 11 School Student

   
   
  Session 1h - Impact
Workshop
  Impact: From techniques and measurement to values and philosophy
Peter Beresford, Professor of Social Policy, Brunel University/Shaping Our Lives