Topic - Survivor Researcher Network

Co-production and decolonisation through the lenses of people, power and process

by SRN Admin | Sep 11, 2022 | Featured - SRN, Survivor Research

The presentation by Jacqui Lovell, SRN CIC Director, at our August Discussion and Support Group meeting is now available in video form, together with the slides used. This presentation was entitled ‘Co-production and decolonization through the lenses of...

September Discussion and Support Group

by SRN Admin | Aug 30, 2022 | Featured - SRN, SRN events, Survivor Research

Our next SRN Discussion and Support Group meeting is on Thursday 15 September at 17.30-19.00. We are focusing on capacity and skills building needs and what SRN can do to support these. There will also be an opportunity to raise your own research related support...

Patient and Public Involvement Co-ordinator

by SRN Admin | Aug 29, 2022 | lived experience job, News -opportunities

Job share opportunity on research PPI at Kings College London. “The post-holder will bring together their lived experience of accessing health and/or social care services with research and project management skills to coordinate patient and public involvement...

Lived Experience Researcher and Provider Identities

by SRN Admin | Aug 29, 2022 | researcher identity, Resources - online

Blog by Veenu Gupta – Understanding the identity of lived experience researchers and providers Veena Gupta introduces her PhD research into lived experience researcher and provider identities and how these are influenced by the roles undertaken. The research...

NIHR: Payment for Public Involvement

by SRN Admin | Jul 12, 2022 | Involvement, News -opportunities

NIHR: Payment for Public Involvement in Health and Care Research: A guide for organisations on determining the most appropriate payment approach This new guidance, issued on 27 June 2022, includes a focus on systems and types of payment and interaction with tax and...

Labour exploitation in mental health research

by SRN Admin | Jul 12, 2022 | Involvement, Resources - publications

Article by Stan Papoulias and Felicity Callard – Material and epistemic precarity: It’s time to talk about labour exploitation in mental health research. “The conditions under which people labour in mental health research affect how and what...

Co-production and decolonisation through the lenses of people, power and process

September Discussion and Support Group

Patient and Public Involvement Co-ordinator

Lived Experience Researcher and Provider Identities

NIHR: Payment for Public Involvement

Labour exploitation in mental health research

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