Past events

Simran Sansoy and Isabelle Butcher, based at the University of Oxford, Department of Psychiatry, will present the methodologies the ATTUNE project has utilised to date. This includes creative arts practice data, such as animation, photography, dance, as well as quantitative data.

These webinars present early findings from the Stepping Stones Study, a longitudinal qualitative study evaluating models of care for pregnant women who are dependent on drugs, and their infants.

Annie Irvine presents her experiences of using a multimedia mobile phone app to keep in touch with participants in a qualitative longitudinal study of transitions between work and welfare benefits, for people with mental health problems.

Heidi Lempp and Chris Tang present this QSIG Midday Talk on how attending to metaphors can enhance meaningful communication. This is the postponed Midday Talk from September 2023.

How can ethical processes be improved to better meet the needs of communities and researchers? The Inspiring Ethics event was designed to generate ideas about the future potential of ethical review processes, and included researchers, communities, participants, community projects/services, and co- researchers/lived experience experts. The image above is from the visual notes by Tamara-Jade Kaz, whose work you can find at https://www.tamarajadekaz.co.uk/ .