Professor Ian Sabroe (CF 2019) co-hosted an online event with the University of Kent on how arts and humanities can inform healthcare, on 26 May. The event forms as part of an ongoing series, covering topics such as ethics, justice, racism and medical education.
Policy worker Dimitri Varsamis (CF 2019) discussed how the NHS can embrace innovation, at the King’s Fund digital health conference on 27 May. Dimitri shared findings from his Fellowship, which explored primary care digital transformation and integration.
By Dimitri Varsamis,
Healthcare worker Michelle Tennyson (CF 2018) was awarded a UK Advancing Healthcare Award for her work as Chair of Dysphagia NI to reduce avoidable deaths by choking. Michelle’s Fellowship explored research into public involvement and relationship approaches in shaping health services.
By Michelle Warner,
Clinical psychologist Chris Allen (2018) co-authored a research paper on adapting mental health services during the pandemic, published on 19 May in Sage Journals. Chris drew upon a case study of a patient who transitioned from face-to-face support to telephone sessions.
By Chris Allen,
Psychologist Erica McInnis contributed learnings gathered during her Fellowship to a new book, Racism in Psychology, which was published this month. Erica’s Fellowship explored models of African-centred psychotherapy for wellbeing.
By Erica McInnis,
