This
event is part of a suite of masterclasses aimed at Qualified Advanced
Practitioners working across multiple specialities within the North East, North
Cumbria & Yorkshire region and are kindly funded by NHS England North East
& Yorkshire Regional Advancing Practice Faculty. This event is also supported
by the International Journal of Advancing Practice and the Advanced Practice series, British Journal of Nursing and The Advanced Practitioner textbook series, Wiley-Blackwell
Publishing.
- Do
you strive to facilitate transformation of health and care service delivery
within your Advanced Clinical Practitioner role?
- Do
you enhance outcomes and experiences of individuals and communities within your
Advanced Clinical Practitioner role?
Come
and join us for an interactive day of seminar and workshop-based sessions that
will bust common myths surrounding quality improvement and research. We aim to
showcase how health and care professionals may engage in, and with, research
within the North East & Yorkshire in an advanced practice context.
Provisional
topics to include:
- How to
write for publication (inc. publishing your dissertation project)
- How to
lead and perform quality improvements projects (inc. clinical audit)
- How to
progress your critical appraisal skills
- How to
write a research bid
- How to
develop as a qualitative, quantitative and/or mixed methods researcher
- How to
make statistics meaningful - a
beginners guide
- How to
become a peer reviewer
- How to
become a textbook contributor
- How to
become a textbook editor
- Exploring
the challenges surrounding advanced practice research
- Introducing
a new UK-wide academy of research in advanced practice
- Introducing
the NHS England Multi-professional Practice-based Research Capabilities
Framework
Please
note that the topics covered on each of the two days may differ. The final
programme will be confirmed in September 2024.
Provisional Speakers to Include:
Assistant Professor Sadie Diamond-Fox
- Assistant Professor in Advanced Critical Care Practice and Advanced Clinical Practice – Northumbria University
- Co-Editor and Founder of ‘The Advanced Practitioner’ series – Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
- Editorial Board – International Journal of Advancing Practice
- Training Programme Director for Advancing Practice (Critical Care) – NHS England
- Advanced Critical Care Practitioner – North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Trust
- Co-Chair & Co-Founder – Advanced Critical Care Practitioners Northern & Yorkshire Region
Professor Barry Hill
- Professor of Acute and Critical Care Nursing, and Head of School of Nursing and Midwifery -Buckinghamshire New University
- Consultant Editor – International Journal of Advancing Practice
- Co-Editor and Founder of ‘The Advanced Practitioner’ series – Wiley-Blackwell Publishing
- Clinical Series Editor - British Journal of Nursing
Professor Ian Peate, OBE
- Editor in Chief - British Journal of Nursing
- Consultant Editor – International Journal of Advancing Practice
- The Advanced Practitioner Series Editor – Wiley-Blackwell
- Visiting Professor - St Georges University of London and Kingston University London
- Visiting Professor - Northumbria University
- Visiting Senior Clinical Fellow - University of Hertfordshire
- Visiting Professorial Fellow - University of Roehampton
- Honorary Member of the Advisory Board of Antara Society of Mental Health Sciences (India)
Professor Melanie Rogers
- Professor of Advanced Practice and Spirituality -University of Huddersfield
- Chair - International Council of Nursing
- Chair – Academy of Advanced Practice Research UK (AAPR UK)
- Queens Nurse - Queens Nurse Institute
These masterclasses map to
the following capabilities of the NHS England (2017) Multi-professional framework for Advanced Clinical Practice Research pillar:
4.1 - Critically engage in research activity, adhering to good research practice guidance, so that evidence-based strategies are developed and applied to enhance quality, safety, productivity and value for money.
4.3 - Critically appraise and synthesise the outcome of relevant research, evaluation and audit, using the results to underpin own practice and to inform that of others.
4.5 - Actively identify potential need for further research to strengthen evidence for best practice.
4.8 - Facilitate collaborative links between clinical practice and research through proactive engagement, networking with academic, clinical and other active researchers
These
masterclasses map to the following domains of the NHS England (2024) Multi-professional Practice-based Research Capabilities Framework:
1. Research-related career growth
2. Planning and designing research
4. Knowledge mobilisation and research implementation
7. Knowledge mobilisation and research implementation
Click here to download event flyer.
Please
note that refreshments and lunch will not be provided at this event. However, Northumbria
University offers a host of catering options across both City and Coach Lane campuses giving you a variety of quality food
and beverage options. Alternatively, you may bring a packed lunch and eat
within the masterclass venue.
Event Location:
- Northumbria University, City Campus East, NE1 8ST
- Sandyford
Building, Business Hub, Rooms 304D & 304E
- See building 20 on Campus map
