Centre for Research Equity
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Our mission is to advance health equity by building strategic partnerships and promoting inclusive research practices across the UK and beyond. We work in conjunction with NIHR ARC OxTV. Visit: https://researchequity.phc.ox.ac.uk/
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October is Positive Ageing Month! 🧑‍🤝‍🧑

Are you an older person with experience of HSC services, do you care for older people or are you part of a voluntary and community organisation working with older people?⤵️

Read more: pcc-ni.net/pcc-engage/e...

#PositiveAgeingMonth
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Your voice matters – help shape the future of care for older people! October is Positive Ageing Month, and PCC are delighted to invite YOU to join our Care of Older People Engagement Platform. 
Our aim is to bring together older people, carers, and representatives from voluntary and community organisations to ensure lived experience is central to shaping decisions about care for older people in Northern Ireland. 
If you have any questions, please email Keli Farrell (Platform Lead) on Keli.Farrell@pcc-ni.net 
Visit our website to register your interest: pcc-ni.net/pcc-engage/engagement-platforms/care-of-older-people/ 
Closes: Fri 31 October 2pm
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REPOST: One of our collaborating partners HSC R&D would like to hear your thoughts on PPI work in Northern Ireland.

They welcome ideas from PPI contributors, researchers, health and social care professionals, the community and voluntary sector, and people interested in being involved in research.
A PPI survey invitation with a link and QR Code
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@drmahendrapatel.bsky.social shared examples of how community involvement in research has already began to shape real progress in Wales.
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Partnership with Health and Care Research Wales at Senedd Wales and launch of the Inclusive Research Action Plan:

@drmahendrapatel.bsky.social shared that partnerships aren't about ticking boxes. They're about communities being valued, involved, and shaping research that matters to them.
From left: Professor Mahendra Patel, Carys Thomas (Welsh Government), Isabel Oliver (Chief Medical Officer of Wales), and Andrew Dickinson (Chief Dental Officer) at the Senedd Inclusive Research Action plan launch, Cardiff, Wales
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@drmahendrapatel.bsky.social kicks off with a keynote lecture at the University of South Wales reflecting on the mission to inclusive research.

He stressed that research shouldn't be a one-size fits all, everyone in the community must benefit from research.
Professor Mahendra Patel giving a lecture on inclusive research at the University of South Wales, Cardiff campus Professor Mahendra Patel giving a lecture on inclusive research at the University of South Wales, Cardiff campus
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The action plan aims to remove barriers, value research impact, and support health and care professionals to lead change in Wales.
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PARTNERSHIP: We're pleased to partner with health and Care Research Wales to address inequalities together, focusing on sharing knowledge and supporting the research community.

We also support the launch of the three year inclusive research action plan.

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CfRE partners with Wales to launch Inclusive Research Action Plan
The Centre for Research Equity (CfRE) joins forces with Health and Care Research Wales to support their 2025-2028 national plan which seeks to make research more inclusive. The plan aims to ensure hea...
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A large study in England suggests continuity of midwife care can improve outcomes for Black women and support uptake of breastfeeding 👇

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Quoted text on blue background: “Our findings provide valuable insights to inform the targeted rollout of enhanced continuity of midwife care in underserved and ethnically diverse areas. Further research is now needed to better understand barriers to timely antenatal care and the specific benefits experienced by Black women on this pathway” Professor Jane Sandall, Professor of

Social Science and Women's Health, King’s College London
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OPPORTUNITIES: Starting your career in research? 🚀
Check out some free introductory courses for NHS staff & health professionals courtesy of the NIHR.

Sign up: tinyurl.com/5ffkb65w
NIHR Poster containing information on how to add research to your career.
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🤝Are you a researcher looking to gain or share some knowledge on how to conduct an Equality Impact Assessment (EqIA)?

Sign up to this interactive event organised by NIHR ARCs

Limited spaces but multiples date available

Sign up here tinyurl.com/4y8rsja4
Require further support with your Equality Impact Assessment?
Join us for a series of engaging and interactive workshops designed to provide valuable support for individuals in carrying out an Equality Impact
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👏 Big congratulations to the ATTUNE team on the launch of the Ace of Hearts game. These co-created resources are already supporting young people to explore and address adverse childhood experiences. #MentalHealth #Equity

Read the BBC news feature: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Video game created to help young people's mental health
Ace Of Hearts is part of a £35m research project on how young people cope with negative experiences.
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BLOG: Researchers have a duty to illuminate hidden narratives. The BRIGHTNESS Study, by Jasmine Laing, sheds light on Indian & Filipino health workers’ journeys through England’s mental health systems. Inclusivity begins with understanding. #HealthEquity

Read it ▶️https://tinyurl.com/yzmm96hr
From Awareness to Access: Views and Experiences of Indian and Filipino Health and Social Care Workers in Seeking and Accessing Mental Health Services in England
As a researcher dedicated to improving mental health support for minority communities, I am proud to share insights from our ongoing work during. My name is Jasmine Laing, and I lead the BRIGHTNESS St...
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NEWS: Millions of people in the UK live with diabetes and not everyone gets the care they need.

We worked with Diabetes UK to develop a five-year strategy to tackle inequalities in diabetes services.

#DiabetesCare #HealthInequalities

Read the full strategy: www.diabetes.org.uk/about-us/our...
Tackling Inequity Strategy
Our Tackling Inequity Strategy sets out our vision and plans to tackle unfairness in diabetes care, and to ensure everyone — no matter their background, identity or circumstances — can access the trea...
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Really pleased to join the presentations on Zoom! Great insights on how personalised creative approaches can support people living with dementia.

Great work!
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Our #ARCseminar concludes with Prof Linda Clare on using creative arts to involve people with #dementia in the largest study of living well with dementia in the UK: www.idealproject.org.uk
Toolkit livingwithdementiatoolkit.org.uk
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‘The World Turned Upside Down’ is a play that was staged in Exeter in January 2022.
‘The World Turned Upside Down’ is about communication around dementia. There are many situations involving individuals and their family members, or individuals and healthcare professionals, where the outcome relies on what is communicated, and how.
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The final #ARCseminar of 2025 is at 1pm TODAY!

Creative arts for #dementia

➡️ eventbrite.com/e/creative-a...

With:
🔹Dr @stephenlim.bsky.social @arcwessex.bsky.social
🔹Dr Ming-Hung Hsu @arceastofengland.bsky.social
🔹Dr Megan Polden @arcnwc.bsky.social
🔹Prof Linda Clare @penarc.bsky.social
NIHR National Institute for Health and Care Research
#ARCseminar 
(Picture of people dancing at silent disco from The Centre for Ageing Better's Age-positive image library)
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Have you registered yet? The last of the #ARCseminar series is here!

Date: Wednesday 9 July 2025

Follow the tagged post for details.
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Don't miss the final national #ARCseminar of 2025

Wed 9 July - Creative arts for #dementia
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Short talks explore the impact of music therapy, singing & dancing interventions for people with dementia & using creative arts to involve people with dementia in research.
NIHR National Institute for Health and Care Research
#ARCseminar 
(Picture of people dancing at silent disco from The Centre for Ageing Better's Age-positive image library)
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Did you know that climate change is deepening existing health inequalities?

Intense heat waves disproportionately harm low-income communities, older adults and those with the least resources to cope.

When will we prioritise investment in climate health equity?

Read on www.gov.uk/guidance/hea...
Heat summary - Health Effects of Climate Change (HECC) full report
The 2023 Health Effects of Climate Change (HECC) report highlights how climate change intensifies and increases the frequency of extreme weather. This page provides key takeaways from the HECC report,...
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A rapid national investigation will focus on inequalities in maternal care, with Black women nearly three times as likely to die from childbirth as White women, according to the latest NHS measures.

Read more on the The 10 Year Health Plan www.gov.uk/government/n...
Landmark plan to rebuild NHS in working-class communities
The 10 Year Health Plan will set out how the government plans to tackle inequalities in people’s health through fundamental reforms to our health system.
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