We are delighted to provide the slides from the 2017 Annual NHS R&D Forum Conference. Click on the name of the presenter to view the slides.
SESSION |
SLIDES |
Welcome & Introduction from the NHS R&D Forum: Our Strategy & Our Value |
Maria Palmer |
Plenary Session One | |
Adding Value Together & On the Horizon | Louise Wood |
Breakout Sessions 1 | |
1.1 Research Integrity & Responsible Research | James Parry |
1.2 Research for Patients First: Joining up the Dots | Liz Philpotts & Ginny Acha |
1.3 Leaving the EU: Impact & Influencing | Sarah Collen |
Breakout Sessions 2 | |
2.1 100 Reasons Not to Do Research: The Case for Demonstrating Value That Matters | Sarah Williams |
2.1 Reimagining the R&D role: making the shift from the operational to the strategic | David Birch |
2.2 Unleashing awesomeness through team transformation | Kate Cheshire |
2.2 Optimising choice and opportunity for all | Holly Maguire & Beryl Davis |
2.2 A New Research Delivery Team 12 months on | Wendy Cook & Tracy Wood |
2.3 NHS Digital Reform: Enabling Clinical Trials? | Jason Wakelin-Smith |
2.3 Data Governance in the New Era | Martin Severs |
2.4 Research all of Me | Lee Tomlinson & Sarah Dickens |
2.4 Mental Health Research in the NHS “ collaborating to make the case | Ian Bradshaw |
2.5 Roles Responsibilities & Ethics implications of PPI in co-design | Anne-Laure Donskoy |
2.6 Meeting Financial Challenges | Helen Cox, Charlotte Bailey, Amna Shah |
2.6 Using Edge for Finance | Zoe Booth & Paul Harvey |
Breakout Sessions 3 | |
3.1 UK wide consistency and IRAS developments | Mary Cubitt |
3.1 Future Focus on GCP training and e-Consent | Jane Thompson |
3.2 The role of research and development managers in reducing waste in research | Virginia Minogue & Bill Wells |
3.2 Adding Value to research potential: indicators, monitoring, and collaboration | Helen Payne |
3.3 Six words that can capture your Trust Board’s attention | Christine McGrath |
3.3 Can I have a word please? | Chris Stock |
3.3 Increasing patient benefit through gaining University Status for NHS Trusts | Phillip Smith |
3.4 Building Research Infrastructure in Social Enterprises | Nat Wright & Phil McEvoy |
3.4 Life in the Fast Lane: Collaborating to deliver Research in Ambulance Services? | Nigel Rees |
3.5 Improving access to research in mental health: Everyone Included an update | Bryony McCann & Clare Durant |
3.5 Count Me In. Making participation in research accessible to all | Chantel Ostler |
3.6 Exploring the way in which R&D have engaged with the CRN on initiatives | Jane Greenaway & Julie Rowbotham |
3.6 Has HLO1 had a counterproductive impact upon the quality of research in the NHS? | Paul Roberts |
Plenary Session Three | |
Adding value, working better together | Helen Bevan |