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O'Reilly Theatre |
Douglas Price |
8:00 |
Registration in Arco Room with coffee, tea, danishes and fruit / view posters |
9:30 |
Transforming Primary Care Chair: Kamal Mahtani
Showcasing some of our research that is helping to influence and improve primary care
- Francesca Dakin - Resilience in general practice
- Chrysanthi Papoutsi - Group/hybrid consultation
- Georgette Eaton - Paramedics in primary care
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Minds and bodies : Our research spans mental and physical health – here’s a look at some of our innovative work about both Chair: Rachel Pechey
- Michael Kidd - Research spanning mental and physical health - plans for the Global Primary Care research theme
- Megan Kirk Chang - Metabolic Psychiatry: bridging the gap between primary care and psychiatric research
- Elena Tsompanaki - Weight loss and the risk for disordered eating; does looking after the body take a toll on the mind?
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10:00 |
Refreshments and posters in Arco Room / visit information stands on 2nd floor |
10:30 |
From the cradle to the grave Chair: Nerys Astbury
Primary care makes an impact across the lifecycle : here’s some of our research about pregnancy, children and older people
- Ruya Abdulsalam - Trajectories of biomarkers of type 2 diabetes following pregnancy affected by gestational diabetes
- Chloe Chessell - The Oxford Psychological Interventions for Children and adolescents (TOPIC) Research Group
- Melissa Little - Views of adolescents with excess weight towards weight and weight management
- Jenny Hirst – Inequalities in HRT – from uptake to health outcomes
- Becky Garnett – Investigating the willingness of patients and informal caregivers to deprescribe medication
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Drugs + data = powerful stuff Chair: Sue Ziebland
We’ve got big data and we know about medicines – this session brings this work together
- Brian MacKenna - OpenSAFELY: making reproducibility an unavoidable default
- Helen Curtis - Using GP data for research and service improvement
- Rebecca Barnes - Is bigger data always better? Getting up close to (de)prescribing in structured medication reviews
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O'Reilly Theatre |
11:00 |
Refreshments and posters in Arco Room / visit information stands on 2nd floor |
11:30 |
Little acronyms (ARC, MIC, HPRU, PRU, BRC) make big impacts Chair: Gail Hayward
A chance to learn about some of our important groups and centres that get research evidence into health and care services
- Paula Wray - Connecting the Dots: How the NIHR ARC OxTV Links Research to Local Impact
- Philip Turner - NIHR MIC and HRC: Optimising development and evaluation of community healthtech Sarah Tonkin-Crine - Health Protection Research Units (HPRUs): a collaboration with UKHSA
- Clare Bankhead - NIHR Cancer Awareness Screening and Early Diagnosis PRU
- Rajan Patel - NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) - Intro to the ‘Digital Health from Hospital To Home’ theme
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12.00 |
Welcome by the Head of Department Richard Hobbs Values Awards Launch
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12:15 |
Lunch in the Dining Hall |
13:30 |
Career pathways: rapid talks from different rungs on the career ladder Chair: Lauren Bandy
- Roisin Dillon - Don’t follow the yellow brick road!
- Dimitrios Koutoukidis - How many rejections does it take to get a fellowship?
- Sara Shaw - I’m going on a bear hunt
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14:00 |
Risky business: A selection of our work unpacking risk and looking at how safety netting can mitigate it Chair: Richard Stevens
- Claire Friedemann-Smith - Safety-netting for potential cancer symptoms: communicating, recording, and following up risk
- Ariel Wang - Predicting the risks of electrolyte abnormality – Development & validation of the STRATIFY-Hyperkalaemia and Hyponatraemia prediction models
- Defne Saatci - Derivation and validation of risk prediction models for childhood, teenage and young adult cancer
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14:30 |
Tackling health inequalities Chair: Pete Scarborough
Highlighting some of our projects that address the thorny problem of inequality
- Bakita Kasadha - Investigating how people research their own health condition(s)
- Marta Wanat - Tackling the global problem of antibiotic resistance by engaging with local communities: a qualitative study with Eastern Europeans and primary care clinicians in the UK
- Mahendra Patel - The Centre for Research Equity
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15:00 |
Refreshments and posters in Arco Room / visit information stands on 2nd floor
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15:30 |
One thing I do: lightning talks from our Professional Services Staff to give an insight into what they do Chair: Lucy Curtin
- Freya Cooke - Getting your money back
- Polly Kerr - Training the ‘people’ people
- Kate Markham - Diary mastery is precision play
- Andrew Kong - Have you tried turning it off and on again?
- Cristina Arraes - Grants behind the scenes
- Judy Irving - Clearing a path in the bureaucratic jungle
- Gavin Hubbard - Comms: the bottom bit of the swan...
- Nicola Webb - What is HR Operations?
- Gemma Webb - Improving working spaces
- Melanie Carr - 3 Tips for Clinical Trial Management
- Ruth Sanders - Part of the furniture: the benefits and drawbacks of being a long term staff member
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16:00 |
Guest speaker, Aziz Sheikh - Strategic priorities for the next phase of NDPCHS: Beginning the conversation… |
16:30 |
Prizes for posters and treasure hunt! |
17:15 |
Drinks and canapés in Arco Room at Keble |