Program for Thursday, June 8th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, JUNE 8TH: TALK VIEW

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09:00-10:00

Affective Conditions for Service-User Participation

Merete Monrad

10:30-10:48

1 - Features and outcomes of academic practice partnerships in social work: a scoping review

Nanne Isokuortti, Ilse Julkunen, Maija Jäppinen, Kaisa Pasanen, Ida Nikula

10:48-11:06

2 - Connecting social work research with policy and practice: Issues of people, power and politics

Gillian Ruch, Ilse Julkunen, Diletta Mauri, Nanne Isokuortti

11:06-11:24

3 - Enhancing knowledge transfer through collaborative practice research in multidisciplinary social and health

Kaisa Pasanen

11:24-11:42

4 - Book-ending participatory research processes: developing relational and creative methods

Amy Lynch, Jo Williams

10:30-12:00

Creative platforms for Co-Creations: Moving international to co-create solutions to scenario-based practice

Peiyi Woo, Xinyao Yu

10:30-10:52

Social work with unaccompanied minors’ transnational families- theoretical considerations, empirical findings and need for practical

Franziska Anna Seidel

10:52-11:14

Mentoring programs with First Nations youth on Yorta Yorta Country in rural Australia

Corina Modderman, Mishel McMahon

11:14-11:36

Seeking shelter, sharing spaces: perspectives on support for Singapore's homeless

Binte Baharawi et.al

11:36-11:58

A scoping review on the parenting practices of families with a refugee background living in Finland; implications for family integration and provision of appropriate community

Natalie Joubert, Janet Carter Anand, Tomi Mäki-Opas, Laura Yliruka

10:30-10:52

Hey Mama!: What collaboration looks like in a Participatory Action Research with mothers from a low-income community in

Xian Jie Chan, Ming Fang Cheong

10:52-11:14

Supervised contact – what is the problem? How a participatory approach to the child can lead the way in practice research within an unknow territory of research and

Mona Kragelund Ravn, Maria Appel Nissen

11:14-11:36

From Practitioners to Researchers: Reflections on Family Group Conferences and Service User

Kate Parkinson, Deanna Edwards

11:36-11:58

Working with Couples and Family that Experienced Violence during COVID-19 in Singapore: Challenges & Possibilities in Collaborations between

Timothy Sim, Nur Adilah Noordin, Xin Liang Yiu

10:30-10:52

Continuous Realist Evaluation of What Works and For Whom: How to Overcome Challenges and to Build Ethical Partnerships Utilizing Big Data From Human Services & Schools in Manchester City Council (UK) and New York

Mansoor Kazi

10:52-11:14

Supporting practice relevance in PhD-education – The Norwegian Research School in Social Work and Child Welfare

Walter Schönfelder

11:14-11:36

Forty Years Experience in Practice Research: Lessons Learned and Practical Advice

Bruce Thyer

10:30-10:52

Professionals and families as co-researchers in the P.I.P.P.I. - Programme of Intervention for Prevention of

Sara Serbati, Marco Ius, Paola Milani

10:52-11:14

Bringing the lived experiences of family violence survivors into view: the value in employing feminist interpretative phenomenological analysis to enhance service users' participation in

Lauren Zeuschner

11:14-11:36

Perspectives on the future workshop as a participatory methodology to include service users in practice

Liesanth Yde Nirmalarajan

11:36-11:58

Journey of a Volunteers-Led Research Collaborative: Reflections, Learnings and Challenges

Denise Liu, Peiyi Woo, Elizabeth Yee Min Chia

10:30-10:52

Hearing the voices of bereaved siblings in childhood: A research-practice integration

Wallace Chi Ho Chan

10:52-11:14

Youth at the edge of education.

Maja Müller, Maja Lundermark Andersen

11:14-11:36

Children's and child abuse survivors’ participation in child maltreatment research: Principles, ethics, and

Ravit Alfandari, Maria Roth, Gemma Crous

11:36-11:58

Studying the intergenerational transmission of maltreatment with care-experienced parents

Diletta Mauri

10:30-12:00

Potentials of service design thinking within service user involvement projects – the "Persona" method as a tool in practice social work

Eva Fleischer, Thomas Dierker

10:30-12:00

Enabling collaboration:A study of building collaboration skills through collaborative assessment in social work

Prue Atkins

Knowledge production for structural social work

Eeva Liukko, Vappu Koskinen, Sari Vainikainen

Former service users as co-researchers in qualitative research

L. Myrup Gregersen, A.K. Burholt, M.�. Terp, R. Jørgensen

CareText: Singapore's Only 24/7 Crisis Text Line

Seyoung Oh, John Lam, Li An Puah, Delilah Tan, Andre Shia

Reflections of a practice-research collaboration on understanding practitioners intervening with youths with suicide risks in

Gwen Ho, Nicole Liaw, Elizabeth Chia

Enhancing connection to culture for Indigenous care leavers through Indigenous led participatory action

Tammy Wallace, Phil Crane, Alannah Grace

12:00-13:00 Practice Research Collaboratives lunch meeting

13:00-13:18

1 - Risk Management or Asset-Building? Social Work Practice Research in Financial and Home Ownership

Peiyi Woo, Kwan Boon Tan, Daryl Tan, Lora Pham, Eswari Annavee, Ming Fang Cheong

13:18-13:36

2 - A Pilot Study Evaluation of the Local Outreach to Suicide Survivors (LOSS) Program in Singapore

Seyoung Oh, Janice Leong, Naomi Xiaoping Toh, Shawn Lai, Charlene Heng

13:36-13:54

3 - “Drawing to tell my story and maybe… talking, activities, pictures”: Involving young people in practice

Judith Chew, Christine Chua, Winnie Lim

13:54-14:12

4 - Perspective of long-term clients with low income in the Family Service Centre

Joanne Ong Yi Ting, Theresa Jude, Syl-Vyn Lim, Joanna Yong Mun Foong, Nan Jiang

14:12-14:30

5 - School attendance among low-income children: Exploring parents’ and children’s perspectives

Elizabeth Y.M. Chia, Nicole Liaw, Esther C.L. Goh, Vanessa Koh, Kheng Leng Tok

13:00-13:18

1 - Resilience and impact in health social work practice

Ralph Hampson

13:18-13:36

2 - Fieldwork placements within a practice research academic practitioner partnership

Lynette Joubert

13:36-13:54

3 - The shift to virtual social work practice: a Clinical Data Mining (CDM) study in the Virtual Social Work

Alison Hocking, Alys-Marie Manguy

13:00-13:15

1 - Introduction

Ilse Julkunen

13:15-13:33

2 - The emergence of productive understandings of sustainable community development in youth responses to a neo-liberal

Vibeke Bak Nielsen

13:33-13:51

3 - Using participation to understand and address the anxieties of European youth about unemployment, future work and

Carla Pinto

13:00-13:22

Collaboration with young people and social workers to improve statutory meetings

Frank Ebsen, Signe Steensbæk, Helle Antczak, Siddhartha Baviskar, Malene Rosted

13:22-13:44

Youths' agency in aftercare: Regulation of cooperation with the child welfare service and negotiation of

Anne Riise

13:44-14:06

‘Tell them we exist’: An Australian awareness-raising partnership with young kinship carers

Meredith Kiraly, Joanne Roff

14:06-14:28

Developing a transitional blended care program for young care leavers. The benefits and obstacles of a co-creation

Anna Raymaekers, Koen Hermans

13:00-13:22

Researching and preventing abuse of people with intellectual disability (ID) in partnership with NGOs, service users and

Mie Engen

13:22-13:44

“I realised it was not normal”- Care leavers as co-researchers in investigating the emersion of maltreatment in the

Teresa Bertotti, Diletta Mauri

13:44-14:06

Sharing a sandbox: The role of mediators in growing engagement with communities in practice research

Christa Fouche

14:06-14:28

Child Maltreatment Registries & Collateral Consequences: Building a Practice Based Research Agenda for Practice, Policy, and Social

Colleen Henry, Bryan Victor

13:00-13:22

The co-creation of an intersectoral and value-driven framework for quality of care

Johan Boxstaens

13:22-13:44

Leading with their Stories: Action-research with Female Sex Workers in India

Subadra Panchanadeswaran, Gowri Vijayakumar, Shubha Chacko

13:44-14:06

Using photovoice as social work intervention to promote critical-pedagogy based sexuality education among adolescents- A

Menny Malka, Sivan Lotan

14:06-14:28

Critical reflective account of caring for ageing parents in the fourth age

Alison McInnes, Janet Walker

13:00-13:22

Sustaining Practitioners via Self-Care: An International Assessment

Jay Miller

13:22-13:44

Evaluation of practitioners’ and clients’ experiences in the delivery of casework and counselling (C&C) services via traditional face-to-face and remote modes in

Xing Jun Chuah, Chin Bee Aw, Satvinder Singh Dhaliwal

13:44-14:06

Raising the professional awareness of Chinese Social Work students Curriculum Reform in Practice By Educational Action

Kun Tian

13:00-13:22

'Emergency Department and Crisis Community Psychiatric Clinicians' perspectives regarding innovations required to reduce restrictive

Jacinta Chavulak, Melissa Petrakis

13:22-13:44

The Fear of Tokenism: Are User-Influence Compatible with Scientific Standards?

Sofie Aggerbo Johansen

13:44-14:06

Doing Virtual Feminist Participatory Arts-Based Research in a Digital World: Possibilities, Potentials, and

Saara Greene, Mary Vaccaro

14:06-14:28

Collaborative Practice Research for Social Work: The potentials and challenges of a networked approach in the pandemic and post-pandemic

Sui-Ting Kong, Evgenia Stepanova, Vyomesh Thanki

15:00-15:22

Legitimizing User Knowledge in Mental Health Services: Epistemic (In)justice and Barriers to Knowledge

Grim et.al

15:22-15:44

Rag doll or action figure? Understanding children’s body language as everyday resistance in therapeutic interaction with

Dr Katherine Reid

15:44-16:06

Navigating power balances in research-practice collaboration in a complex intervention study

Inge Bonfils, Stella Sieling-Monas, Julia Salado-Rasmussen

15:00-15:22

Perceptions of service users (activists, clients) and people who never had interpersonal interaction with social workers, towards

Ester Zychlinski, Maya Kagan

15:22-15:44

Imagining resistance: Exploring experiences of resistance and recognition through a participatory creative arts project involving young survivors of sexual and interpersonal

Kristine Hickle, Camille Warrington

15:44-16:06

Exiting homelessness? A qualitative, co-creative study with homeless social work clients

Lina Wallberg

16:06-16:28

Doing a multicase study on systemic everyday practice in child welfare

Ilse Julkunen, Tobias Pötzsch, Ida Nikula

15:00-15:22

Organizational Supports and Practice Research Needed to Promote Service User Policy and Programme

Bowen McBeath, Ana Sofia Castellanos, Michael Austin

15:22-15:44

Social workers’ approaches to judging serious incidents: An analysis of incident reports in care for older people, disability services and family services in

Inger Kjellberg, Karin Berg

15:44-16:06

The promise of the research methodology Merging of Knowledge to deal with epistemic injustice

Dr. Orna Shemer

16:06-16:28

Applying a Cultural Lens to Supporting Community Psychiatric Rehabilitation

Fang-Pei Chen

15:00-15:18

1 - The Journey of Muslim Women – A Social Service Agency Perspective

Nooraini Md Razak

15:18-15:36

2 - Advocating the Aspirations of Muslim Women

Sabariah Aris

15:36-15:54

3 - Balancing Trust Authentically

Nasriah Nasir

15:00-15:22

From homelessness to homefulness: Developing leaving care practice with service users and

Phil Crane, Alannah Grace, Rachael Stubbs

15:22-15:44

Cultural Comtenpence Social Workers in the field of Danish prostitution – a collaborative practice research project between

Mette Rømer

15:44-16:06

The possibilities: Joint Action and Interdisciplinary work for Rual Social Workers’ Intervention in South

Tian Zhou, Taishu Xie

16:06-16:28

Ethical issues in collaborations between social workers at woman shelters, the victims of intimate partner violence and

Emilie Rasmussen

15:00-15:22

Toward the development of an acute psychosocial care model for families in paediatric resuscitation settings: Parent

Alys-Marie Manguy, Lynette Joubert

15:22-15:44

Conducting Practice Research to inform the Hidden Youth Outreach Service: Practitioner-Researcher

Benjamin Sen Son Yeo, Mohamed Rauf Redza Bin Mohamed Fauzi, Denise Liu

15:44-16:06

Doing Feminist Oral History as Anti-oppressive Practice: A Practice Research with Breast Cancer Survivor in Guangdong of

Yuk Yee Lee, Jian Ling Liang, Hok Bun Ku

16:06-16:28

Research on Social Work Practice: in Enhancing Digital Social Capital in the Period of COVID-19

Hok Bun Ku, Kan Yip, Carissa Wai Sin Tsang

15:00-15:22

Social work writing as effective, ethical practice: implementing the findings of the Writing in Social Work Practice project

Lucy Rai

15:22-15:44

Co-constructing Alternative Discourses in Parent Education among Practitioners, Researchers, and Service Users in Hong Kong: Findings of a Practice

Siu Ming To

15:44-16:06

A Project on Developing Evidence-based and Reflective Practice in Parent Education for Parents Having Children with Intellectual Disabilities / Special Learning

Ching Man Lam

16:06-16:28

Engaging diverse voices to drive education for transformative mental health social work practice

Brenda Morris, Louise Whitaker, Melissa Petrakis

15:00-16:30

An exploratory study to examine perception of social workers adopting a TraumaInformed approach in their

Lio Benjamin, Carina Sim

Proximity as a way to produce relevant knowledge for social work practice

Cecilie K. Moesby-Jensen, Helle Schjellerup Nielsen

Iterative Approach of Human-Centred Design in Co-Creation of Practice Research Solutions: Possibilities and

Xinyao Yu, Peiyi Woo

Exploring participation and co-design within an international social work Master's programme

Katerina Nolan, Yvonne Galea

Who, what, and why: Bringing evidence-based practice to rural areas through listening and learning

Susan Reay

Lessons from a collaborative needs assessment with a focus on programme planning for caregivers of children with

Zach Lee, Trivia Yeo, Chai Wee Khoon

RECOVERY AND COLLABORATION WITH PEER SUPPORT WORKERS IN PSYCHIATRY - PERSPECTIVES OF NON-PEER

B. Lerbæk, A. Burholt, L. Myrup Gregersen, M. Terp, R. Jørgensen

16:45-18:15 PANEL DISCUSSION: Different Concepts of Practice Research Network or Organizations

18:15-20:00 Networking/socializing in the bar before the conference dinner

20:00-23:00 Conference dinner (optional)

10:00-10:30 Coffee break

12:00-13:00 Lunch

14:30-15:00 Coffee break

16:30-16:45 Coffee break