by Lynne Goodacre | Jun 14, 2016 | Health research culture
Those of you who have dipped into this blog will know that last year I started writing posts about a model I have created, the EPIC model for research engagement. It felt like it was becoming a bit disconnected with occasional posts and so to bring it all together,...
by Lynne Goodacre | Sep 22, 2015 | Health research culture
Have you ever found yourself in a recurring conversation, you know, the one where you have a sense of having been here before? If so, is there a point at which you begin to question why you are going round in circles? What if that conversation was centred around the...
by Lynne Goodacre | Jul 10, 2015 | Health research culture
Another day in Manchester and another route into work. If you follow this blog you will, over time, become quite familiar with the city centre. It is one of the places I love exploring and drawing inspiration from. Yesterday an earlier train brought me into Manchester...
by Lynne Goodacre | May 22, 2015 | Health research culture
I was listening to a presentation recently from Dr Dee Abimbola talking about the brilliant work she is leading in Liverpool to support the development of dementia champions from black and ethic minority groups within the City. Dee used a term which resonated with me...
by Lynne Goodacre | May 17, 2015 | Health research culture
Supporting, developing, working in, embedding, all terms applied on a regular basis to the culture of research being sought within the NHS. The ability of such a culture to improve population health and patient outcomes is taken as given. Expectations are placed on...
