Mapping participation: Picturing your involvement
2012 Conference
Abstract:
The workshop will briefly present some creative and fun techniques for mapping and presenting information about involvement and examples from service users and researchers. It will then provide participants with an opportunity to create a map of their own involvement or project.
Possible participants: Service user and public participants interested in looking at their involvement in different, creative ways as well as researchers, clinicians and managers interested in enriching and evidencing involvement.
Question for discussion: Can using more creative ways to explore and evidence involvement in health research enrich our understandings and experiences?
Mapping participation: Picturing your involvement
Authors
Falck ~ Claire
Claire Falck, PhD student, Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry. With a background in social psychology Claire Falck is conducting a PhD looking at the process and outcome of patient and public involvement in healthcare research. Claire has a specific interest in mapping involvement in research projects supported by the South West Peninsula Collaboration for Applied Health Research and Care
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Member, Lived Experience Group and Peninsula Public Involvement Group (PenPIG), University of Exeter.
View all articles by this authorMaguire ~ Kath
Kath Maguire is an Associate Research Fellow in Public Engagement, NIHR Collaboration for Leadership in Applied Health Research and Care South West Peninsula. She was a PhD student, Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry. A former carer, Kath has been involved in lay roles for the General Medical Council and the National Institute for Health Research. She came to education late and is committed to enabling others to develop voice and influence by sharing the skills and learning gained.
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