This Webinar, on 20 February 1-3.30pm, is an invitation to discuss how we can collaborate to develop ethical guidelines for online sharing with people who lack capacity for informed consent. With Professor Máire Messenger Davies, Chaired by Professor Nicola Grove and including Taylor Anderson (CBF), Ben Simmons (Bath Spa Uni), Julie Calverley (NAC-Wellbeing), Rachael Barker and student (Dorothy Goodman School), Catherine De Haas (Southampton Uni) and the team from Rix Inclusive Research.
For further details about the webinar and easy read resources visit https://www.rixinclusiveresearch.org/ethics-seminar-20-02-25/
Author: Michael Fullerton
Exciting Opportunity – Research Fellow in Health Inequalities
The University of Surrey are seeking a talented research fellow to support a NIHR Health & Social Care Delivery Research Programme. The study is aimed at understanding and addressing inequalities in cancer diagnosis for people with learning disabilities. This is a fixed term (18 months), part-time post (0.6FTE), based in Surrey in collaboration with colleagues at the University of Exeter and Queen Mary University in London. Informal discussion with Dr Anna Cox (a.cox@surrey.ac.uk) or Professor Katriina Whitaker (k.whitaker@surrey.ac.uk).
Check out details in the link!
https://jobs.surrey.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?ref=057024
KSS Webinar: Acute Liaison Nurse Competency Framework – Update from Changing Our Lives
KSS Learning Disability Community of Practice are delighted to host a Webinar facilitated by Jayne Leeson MBE, Changing Our Lives, with key updates on the Acute Liaison Nurse Competency Framework.
Please join us on Wednesday 6th November, 12 -1pm via Zoom.
Free places can be booked below.