Following our 9th annual MindTech Symposium, held virtually on Thursday 9th December 2021, we are now able to share the recorded discussions and presentations.
Session 2, 1pm
Co-chairs: Corrine Hendy, Team Leader, NIHR MindTech InvolvementTeam & Professor Mike Slade, Professor of Mental Health Recovery and Social Inclusion & NIHR Nottingham BRC Mental Health &Technology theme PPI Academic Lead)
Are you ready to listen? Involving Young People across the research cycle
Dr Camilla Babbage, Research Fellow, NIHR MindTech MIC and Young People in Involvement Special Interest Group Coordinating Team Member; Idrees Saleem, YPii Youth Coordinator and MRC Young People’s AdvisoryGroup Member; Sarah Doherty, MRC Young People's Advisory Group Co-Chair; Lucy-Paige Willingham, MRC Young People's Advisory Group Co-Chair.
Can you hear me? A grass roots response
Fred Higton, NIHR MindTech Involvement Team Member and NIHR Nottingham Hearing BRC PPI group Member; Claire Klauza, NIHR Nottingham Hearing BRC PPI group member; Colleen Ewart, NIHR Nottingham Hearing BRC PPI group Member; Corrine Hendy, NIHR MindTech Involvement Team Leader.
Have you been listening online? Moving to digital co-production for dementia
Mauricio Molinari Ulate, PhD candidate, University of Salamanca, Early-Stage Researcher at DISTINCT Network and Researcher at IDES, Spain; Becky Woodcock, Patient and Public Involvement Coordinator, NIHR MindTech MIC; Izzy Smith, NIHR MindTech Involvement Team Member.
Followed by questions from the audience/discussion panel includes the presenters above.
Session 3, 3pm
Chair: Professor Chris Hollis, Professor of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry,University of Nottingham and Director, NIHR MindTech MIC
Launching into ORBIT: background & intervention
Dr Tara Murphy, Consultant Paediatric Neuropsychologist and Clinical Psychologist, Great Ormond Street Hospital, London & Dr Bethan Davies, Senior Research Fellow, NIHR MindTech MIC.
The truth is out there: findings from the randomised controlled trial
Dr Charlotte Hall, Senior Research Fellow, NIHR MindTech MIC & Professor Chris Hollis, Professor of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, University of Nottingham and Director, NIHR MindTech MIC.
PPI: not merely an afterthought
Dr Seonaid Anderson, www.neuro-diverse.org (formerly Tourettes Action).
What worked, how and for whom: findings from the Process Evaluation
Dr Kareem Khan, Research Fellow, NIHR MindTech MIC.
The final frontier: implementing ORBIT
Professor Chris Hollis, Professor of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, University of Nottingham and Director, NIHR MindTech MIC.