Louise Warwick-Booth, Susan Coan, Anne-Marie Bagnall, 5th May 2021. In previous blog posts, we have discussed some of the methods that we use to collect data when we are doing research. Mark Gamsu discussed the importance of gathering patient feedback using different mechanisms in his blog in January 2019 (https://chprblog.com/2019/01/14/using-peoples-experiences-to-improve-health-services/). Ruth Cross discussed doing interviews … Continue reading Creating Participatory Research
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People Living in Deprived Areas have Less Good Quality Green Space to Access
Jenny Woodward, 9th April 2020 Our parks and green spaces have rarely received as much attention. As the coronavirus ‘lockdown’ continues in the UK and the spring sun makes an appearance, people are heading to their local green spaces for daily exercise and wellbeing. Government guidance allows for visits to local parks and green spaces, … Continue reading People Living in Deprived Areas have Less Good Quality Green Space to Access
Evaluating services that are linked to health-related stigma
CHPR Blog November 2019 - Louise Warwick-Booth Earlier this year, a number of us working in the Centre for Health Promotion Research completed an evaluation of a local maternal stop smoking service. Our evaluation methods usually involve gathering the views of those who use services, as this is of course central to finding out about … Continue reading Evaluating services that are linked to health-related stigma
Research Interviews
CHPR Blog April 2019 - Ruth Cross I recently facilitated a session about interviewing with our MSc students here at Leeds Beckett University. Interestingly, some of the students did not turn up to the session because they had assumed that it was about preparing for job interviews but in fact we were talking about interviewing … Continue reading Research Interviews
Using Young Dads’ Experiences to Change Services That Support Families
CHPR Blog March 2019 - Susan Coan The Centre for Health Promotion Research have recently completed an evaluation of a project supporting young fathers which aimed to not only develop the skills and confidence of the young men involved, but also influence organisations working with them and national policy around young fathers. The project staff … Continue reading Using Young Dads’ Experiences to Change Services That Support Families
The dynamics of on-going social inequality
CHPR Blog February 2019 - Louise Warwick-Booth Social inequality is a pervasive issue across all societies globally, and there is a large and ever-growing evidence base detailing the myriad of ways in which it exists. UK inequality levels are high compared to many other countries and this is negative for all of us – even … Continue reading The dynamics of on-going social inequality
Using people’s experiences to improve health services
CHPR Blog January 2019 – Mark Gamsu The School of Health and Community Studies at Leeds Beckett University has just come to the end of a review of the approach taken by Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust to understanding what people think of their services and how it involves them in service improvement. … Continue reading Using people’s experiences to improve health services
Celebrating 21 years of the Centre for Health Promotion Research
CHPR Blog December 2018 - Louise Warwick-Booth, James Woodall, Anne-Marie Bagnall and Jane South We recently held a small gathering of former colleagues, friends and supporters to celebrate the 21st birthday of the Centre for Health Promotion Research. This was an opportunity to review the diverse range of research projects that we have carried out … Continue reading Celebrating 21 years of the Centre for Health Promotion Research
Co-production is Personal and Political
CHPR Blog November 2018 - Pamela Fisher Co-production involves a redistribution of power. In the first instance, this requires respect for people’s choices and preferences about their care. For this reason, policy initiatives such as the introduction of personal budgets and the personalisation agenda constitute progress – they help to re-instate marginalised people as self-determining … Continue reading Co-production is Personal and Political
Reflections on evaluating women-centred working
CHPR Blog October 2018 - Ruth Cross One of the main research strands that we are engaged with in the Centre for Health Promotion Research is evaluating the impact and effectiveness of projects that are designed to enhance the lives and experiences of women. We have carried out a number of different evaluations which demonstrate … Continue reading Reflections on evaluating women-centred working
