Program for Wednesday, June 7th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7TH: TALK VIEW

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08:00-13:00 Conference registration

09:00-12:00 Practice Research Collaboratives seminar: A. Practice Research Impact, Translation & Influence

09:00-12:00 Practice Research Collaboratives seminar: B. System Lens to Social Work Practice

09:00-09:18

1 - Keynote and Q&A: Thoughts and philosophy behind the involvement of people with lived experiences

Lars Uggerhøj

09:18-09:36

2 - Coproduction with youth service users in a residential mental health service: methodological learnings from implementing a dual diagnosis

S. Kroes, G. McLoughlan, K. Myers, S. O'Connor, E. Keily, M. Petrakis

09:36-09:54

3 - Co-designing and co-producing the provision of support during and following inpatient care: Mental health service users and social workers collaborating as

Liam Buckley, Carmen Raspor, Melissa Petrakis

09:54-10:12

4 - Mental Health Family Carer Experiences during COVID-19: navigating complexity and diversity within a co-designed and co-produced Australian national

Caroline Walters, Melissa Petrakis

10:12-10:30

5 - Service journeys in research with structurally vulnerable people who use drugs

Maj Nygaard-Christensen

09:00-12:00 Practice Research Collaboratives seminar: D. Organisational Supports for Practice Research

09:00-12:00 Practice Research Collaboratives seminar: E. Diversity in Family Work

13:00-14:00 Conference opening session

14:00-15:00

Emancipatory, Ubuntu Based Research and Ethics in Action: From Pain, Marginalization and Vulnerability to Empowerment, Change and

Vishanthie Sewpaul

15:30-15:48

1 - Supported volunteering at Ripon Museums: 'De-researchifying' research processes and methods in a sensitive

Martin Webber, Beth Casey

15:48-16:06

2 - Implementing Connecting People in community mental health teams: good co-design but poor

Kayonda Ngamaba, Martin Webber

16:06-16:24

3 - Supporting unpaid carers during leave from detention: good intentions but poor implementation

Laura Tucker, Martin Webber

16:24-16:42

4 - Community-enhanced social prescribing: collaborating with a local community to enhance social

Cheyann Heap, Martin Webber

15:30-15:48

1 - Practice Research Capstone Seminar: Positioning Practice Research Modules in Social Work

Hyekyung Choo

15:48-16:06

2 - Key Challenges and Opportunities Arising in Graduate Students’ Practice Research Projects: Focusing on Ethics Review and Data

Jungup Lee

16:06-16:24

3 - Analyzing and interpreting small sample qualitative data with students: Making the most of it

Esther C L Goh

16:24-16:42

4 - Disseminating findings and dialogues with stakeholders: Beyond engaging the practitioner self

Geok Ling Lee, Corinne Ghoh

16:42-17:00

5 - Pain and Pleasure of Conducting Practice Research: Reflection from a Master of Social Work

Diana Ong Sze Shun

15:30-15:52

Person or Plan: An exploratory study of post-treatment care for people living with cancer from a clinical health social work

Kathryn Turner

15:52-16:14

Understanding complex implementation in social services: findings from a process evaluation of the Systemic Practice Model in

Nanne Isokuortti

16:14-16:36

Using creativity and dialogue to create ripples of system change

Emma Tseris

16:36-16:58

Programs for men who use violence against female intimate partners: realistic expectations and evaluation

Kristin Diemer, Cathy Humphreys, David Gallant

15:30-15:52

Peer worker perspectives regarding recovery-oriented practice in a public mental health service

Janice Chisholm, Melissa Petrakis

15:52-16:14

Perhaps… Maybe: Embracing the grey area in a hospital practice research project

Christine Chua, Judith Chew, Winnie Lim

16:14-16:36

Building a Practice Research Collaboration with Peer Support Specialists

Miriam Landsman, Kellee Thorburn McCrory

16:36-16:58

Co-creation off track. A study of co-creation's travel from idea to reality

Sanna Simonsson, Edgar Marthinsen, Anne Moe

15:30-15:52

A national pilot study on three practice models – possibilities and challenges for practice

Heidi Muurinen, Pekka Karjalainen, Eeva Liukko

15:52-16:14

Community Involvement in Casework Interventions: The Boons and The Banes (A Qualitative Study)

Jie Hui Pek, Denise Liu

16:14-16:36

Safety as a mantra in social workers' field placement supervision?

Heidi Lie Eriksen

15:30-15:52

Development of community based rehabilitation in Thailand through PAR: Case study in rural area

Tavee Cheausuwantavee, Chinapong Kraisingsom, Ratirot Chansomdee

15:52-16:14

Learning from Success - A method for creating knowledge together

Irit Aizik

16:14-16:36

Opportunities and challenges within a place-based research collaboration in Australia: Reflections on

Kimberlea Cooper, Lauren Zeuschner, Rachel Goff

16:36-16:58

A community partnership approach to designing a sports-based youth development program in Melbourne,

R. Martin, R. Egan, B. Kuyini, R. Cunningham, P. O'Keeffe, R. Goff

15:30-15:52

Potentials and barriers in practice research when researching diversity in food poverty with colleagues in

Alison McInnes

15:52-16:14

Using results-testing focus groups in collaborative ethnography

Hanna Kara, Maija Jäppinen, Camilla Nordberg, Anna-Leena Riitaoja

15:30-17:00

Collaborative attempts and struggles: Service user involvement, shared learning processes and

Pernille Wisti, Liesanth Yde Nirmalarajan

18:10-18:20 Departure for the welcome reception (5-minute walk from Comwell Hvide Hus)

18:30-21:00 Welcome reception hosted by the City of Aalborg

12:00-13:00 Lunch (only for participants who registered for a collaborative seminar)

15:00-15:30 Coffee break