Community Nursing Research Wales

Research POSTERS

The Women’s Advocacy Project: A Protocol for Supporting Participatory Evaluation

Winner - 'Best Poster' Award

Authors:

Sarah Wallace, Terry Price, Barbara Walsh, Donald Mutale, Dr. Carolyn Wallace

Presented at:

22nd WONCA Europe Conference, Prague, 28 June-1 July 2017.

An investigation into the needs of men experiencing domestic abuse and current service provision (Wales)

Winner in the “Best Adult Services Research” Category

Authors:

Sarah Wallace, Dr. Carolyn Wallace, Professor Joyce Kenkre, Dr. Jo Brayford, Simon Borja

Presented at:

National Social Services Conference 2016 (NSSC16), Llandudno, 29 June 2016.

End of life prognostic indicators in patients with COPD

Authors:

Gleeson A, Parry A, Hidgginson R (University of South Wales).

Presented at:

Advanced Care Advanced Practice (ACAP) 6th annual conference in The Carlton hotel, Edinburgh, 6 November 2015.

Consensus for the priorities in Wales - engaging with health professionals in 2015

Authors:

Carolyn Wallace, Joyce Kenkre, Rhiannon Beaumont–Wood.

Presented at:

Public Health Wales Conference, Cardiff, 2-3 November 2015.

Improving the self-management support provided to people with progressive neurological conditions: Using a realist synthesis to inform intervention design

Authors:

Freya Davies, Fiona Wood, Alison Bullock, Carolyn Wallace, Adrian Edwards

Presented at:

PhD student and Early career researcher pre-conference at University of Leeds, 3 November 2015.

The Role of the All Wales Community Nursing Research Strategy (CNRS) National Coordinator

Authors:

Dr Carolyn Wallace (National Coordinator), Prof. Joyce Kenkre (Chair)

Presented at:

The 6th ICCHNR Conference: Knowledge Translation into Community Health Nursing: Health Promotion Through Lifespan International Conference on Community Health Nursing Research (ICCHNR) August 19-21 2015, Seoul National University Cultural Convention Center, Seoul, Korea.

An investigation into the needs of men experiencing domestic abuse and current service provision (Wales)

Authors:

Sarah Wallace, Dr. Carolyn Wallace, Professor Joyce Kenkre (University of South Wales), Dr. Jo Brayford, Simon Borja (Safer Wales Dyn Project)

Presented at:

National Social Services Conference Wales: Research & Innovation Practice Exhibition, June 2015

Public service integration: an exploration of reciprocal interdependence and organisational culture

Authors:

Madhulata Patel, PhD student, email: madhulata.patel@southwales.ac.uk

Supervisory team: Dr Carolyn Wallace and Prof Joyce Kenkre, Marilia Angove, Prof Tony Beddow (University of South Wales), visiting professor and Advisor, Sue Browne, Company supervisor, Torfaen County Borough Council, Jeff Lewis (Independent Advisor).
Sponsored by: Knowledge Economy Skills Scholarships (KESS) and Torfaen County Borough Council

Presented at:

Wales Institute of Social & Economic Research, Data & Methods (WISERD) conference on 30 June 2015

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The Women’s Advocacy Project: A Protocol for Supporting Participatory Evaluation

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An investigation into the needs of men experiencing domestic abuse and current service provision (Wales)

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End of life prognostic indicators in patients with COPD

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Consensus for the priorities in Wales - engaging with health professionals in 2015

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Improving the self-management support provided to people with progressive neurological conditions: Using a realist synthesis to inform intervention design

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The Role of the All Wales Community Nursing Research Strategy (CNRS) National Coordinator

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An investigation into the needs of men experiencing domestic abuse and current service provision (Wales)

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Public service integration: an exploration of reciprocal interdependence and organisational culture

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Research POSTERS

The Women’s Advocacy Project: A Protocol for Supporting Participatory Evaluation

Authors:

Presented at:

An investigation into the needs of men experiencing domestic abuse and current service provision (Wales)

Authors:

Presented at:

End of life prognostic indicators in patients with COPD

Authors:

Presented at:

Consensus for the priorities in Wales - engaging with health professionals in 2015

Authors:

Presented at:

Improving the self-management support provided to people with progressive neurological conditions: Using a realist synthesis to inform intervention design

Authors:

Presented at:

The Role of the All Wales Community Nursing Research Strategy (CNRS) National Coordinator

Authors:

Presented at:

An investigation into the needs of men experiencing domestic abuse and current service provision (Wales)

Authors:

Presented at:

Public service integration: an exploration of reciprocal interdependence and organisational culture

Authors:

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PROJECTS

Posters

Publications

CNRS BOARD

read The community nursing research strategy

Read the Community Nursing Research Strategy for Wales Report

The Community Nursing Research Strategy is supported by PRIME Centre Wales, which is funded by Health and Care Research Wales

The Community Nursing Research Strategy is supported by PRIME Centre Wales,
which is funded by Health and Care Research Wales