CH&M PPIE Webinar 3: Emotions
The third in a series of webinars from the NIHR Children's Health & Maternity National Priority Programme, looking at aspects of best practice in Patient & Public Involvement.
Service users' experiential knowledge is fundamental to public involvement and is often deeply anchored to emotions. In this last webinar of the series, we focus on approaches to public involvement that allow knowledge to be shared through the emotions of both public partners and researchers when working together in research. Our guest speakers share safe and sensitive practices that support public partners and researchers in children’s and maternity health research and beyond.
Presentations:
05:26: "Reviewing the literature on the role of emotions in Public Involvement" - Lauren Asare, Patient & Public Involvement Team, NIHR ARC South West Peninsula
27:15: "Giving birth mothers a voice: examples of meaningful research engagement from the MUMS@RISC study" - Cassandra Newall, Member of the MUMS@RISC Advisory Panel, and Kaat De Backer, NIHR Doctoral Research Fellow and midwife, King's College London
50:29: "Emotions in Public Involvement: feeling our way in research" - Mandy Cheetham, Research Fellow at Northumbria University, NIHR Applied Research Collaboration North East & North Cumbria
Thank you to all our speakers.