Project updates
Creative Practices in Knowledge Mobilisation
Using Lego Serious Play to understand and define Creative Practices in Knowledge Mobilisaiton
Learning from the USA…
Joe Langley and Dan Wolstenholme’s 10 day tour of beacon health innovation sites in the USA…
Presenting at the Health Foundation Coproduction Summit
By invitation, Joe presented at the Health Foundation Coproduction Summit at Bangor Univeristy
Presenting at NIHR YH CLAHRC Implementation Showcase
By invitation, Joe Langley presented at the NIHR YH CLAHRC Implementation Showcase on Friday 6th March; ‘Design in Health’.
Presenting at Karolinska Institutet
Joe Langley and Dan Wolstenholm presented at the Karolinska Institutet on the 15th January…
Health Hackathon
Design 4 Health Hackathon at the BIN@Sheffield 2014 event
Literature review of Participatory Design and Knowledge Mobilisation
Literature review of participatory design and knowledge mobilisation
Knowledge Mobilisation
Lab4Living researchers:
Joe Langley
Funders:
National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Knowledge Mobilisation Research Fellowship Programme
Collaborators:
NIHR CLAHRC YH, The University of Sheffield, The University of Bangor, Bradford Institute for Health Research, Sheffield Children’s Hospital, Royal College of Midwives
Understanding how participatory design can mobilise health services research knowledge into everyday practice….
One of our researchers, Joe Langley, has been awarded a Knowledge Mobilisation Research Fellowship (KMRF) by the NIHR for a period of 3 years to explore aspects of participatory and user-centred design theory and practice that might help to mobilise or transfer health services research knowledge into everyday practices.
Benefits are improved services and patient experience made possible as understanding of this new approach develops.