Our 8th Annual Conference is coming on the 9th of December. 'Labour of love or thankless work: what kind of work is PPI?' in partnership with NIHR ARC South London Patient and Public Involvement Research Theme Learn more & book now 👇👇👇 NIHR Involvement bit.ly/3kQtTmT

We are looking for a creative, fabulous, inspirational team member to teach Learning Disabilities Nursing at Kingston University. Is this for you? Please get in touch jobs.kingston.ac.uk/vacancy/lectur… WeLDNurses 💙 @KUStGeorges @Mermcm Daniel Daniel Marsden 💙 Catherine Gamble FRCN Mental Health/General Nurse Irene Tuffrey-Wijne

A new project to #codesign a PPI strategy for people living with neurological conditions ..please can you retweet or complete our survey if you live or work in South West London Wolfson Neuro Rehabilitation St George's SLTs @epsom_sthelier @nhscroydon_ @KingstonHospNHS @StGeorgesTrust FHSCE CPE

Getting ready to stream the 8th annual FHSCE CPE conference 'Labour of love or thankless work: what kind of work is PPI?' In collaboration with NIHR ARC South London . Live from St George's, University of London (1752-2024) .

We hope you are watching us live. 💻🖱⌨ Well done to Prof Mary Chambers and team for delivering this inspiring event for 8th time. FHSCE CPE NIHR ARC South London

There needs to be #equivalence in #coproduction more than participation fees. Opportunities for training mentoring & coaching FHSCE CPE #patientinvolvement

Change requires bravery. Sounds like a challenge (in a good way!) for the NIHR! FHSCE CPE NIHR Involvement NIHR Applied Research Collaborations (ARCs) Stan 🏳️‍⚧️🍉 From the River to the Sea Healthwatch England Appropriate resourcing and support for PPI. Lets see what the new ICS bill has to say

I think what is interesting about this event is that it is making clear the link between PPI and equality. I'm not sure that a lot of researchers see that link. Zoe (she/her) FHSCE CPE NIHR Applied Research Collaborations (ARCs)

Coproduction is a way of working, a set of principles. Calling out when coproduction isnt 'real' can be exhausting for public contributors. It's our job too, as researchers and PPI professionals NIHR Applied Research Collaborations (ARCs) FHSCE CPE NIHR Involvement

Coproduction is a buzz word that people claim (and tell public contributors they're part of), but its a way of working. Its draining for public contributors always to have to point out that its not coproduction - @lynn_laidlaw FHSCE CPE

FHSCE CPE really interesting event. Thank you

not task and finish Stan 🏳️‍⚧️🍉 From the River to the Sea talking at the Labour of love PPI conference FHSCE CPE. Institutional infrastructure, concepts of value for money vs altruism, flexibility, innovation etc doesnt fit with PPI, because PPI work is 'behind the scenes, tacit', hard to measure

PPI work isnt recognised as 'proper' work, its just talking! Except a) talking is important b) it comes from a place where the challenger also doesnt feel valued, nurses for instance. the workplace is becoming more and more hostile... Stan 🏳️‍⚧️🍉 From the River to the Sea FHSCE CPE

Lived experience professions, this is a new term for me FHSCE CPE. An umbrella term for people with lived experience or protected characteristic and this is an occupational requirement for a role e.g facilitators, trainers, support workers.

Just finished delivering a talk for FHSCE CPE explaining what the Lived Experience Professions are and why PPI teams should be employing LXPs throughout their teams, from top and throughout all other levels from there

Huge thanks to all who attended our 8th annual conference this week. For those who were not able to make it to the live event, you can now catch up with a full recording. Watch part 1 following this link: 👇👇👇 youtu.be/cIYZtmVZZWg And part 2 here: 👇 youtu.be/rARHipss8fI

In a new podcast episode 🎙️📻📱 titled 'Allow me to empower you: the wisdom of self-care' our own Prof Fiona Jones meets Professor Paul Batalden to discuss coproduced healthcare service. Listen to a full episode following the link 👇👇👇 bit.ly/33mJGnW

Absolutely fantastic to welcome today social work colleagues from China, South Africa, Canada, Jamaica, Greece and the UK - inspiring speakers at our annual Social Work conference with a main topic this year 'Social Work in a Global Context: International Research and Practice'.

Many congratulations to Fiona Jones and Fiona Leggat on the publication of their book which aims to support people with long covid in the The LISTEN project. Kingston University St George's, University of London (1752-2024) CAHSCR Kingston University