Change for, with or against the public – the ethics of disinvestment
Peter Littlejohns, deputy director of the CLAHRC and public health theme lead, reflects on the ethics of disinvestment, and whether they should be seen as […]
Articles by Nick Sarson
Expanding postgraduate clinical research capacity: An exploration of key resistances
Article by Simon Fletcher, Cheryl Whiting, Annette Boaz, Scott Reeves, Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education, Kingston and St George’s, University London Research is […]
Improvement science is unavoidably normatively inflected, this is mostly implicit – discuss?!
What are the ethical implications of improvement research and practice? Peter Littlejohns, deputy director of the CLAHRC and public health theme lead provides an overview […]
Breaking through the jargon – the story behind the King’s Improvement Science glossary
Barbora Krausova, research worker, at King’s Improvement Science (KIS) tells us about the development of the King’s Improvement Science glossary, a collection of terms and […]
Managing the transition from secondary to primary mental health care using wellbeing network mapping – an interview with a peer-support worker and trainer
Researchers in the CLAHRC’s psychosis theme have recently completed a project to help people who are about to be discharged from secondary mental health care […]
Portrait of a hidden patient
Peter Littlejohns, deputy director of the CLAHRC and public health theme lead explored the concept of the “hidden patient” in controversial health prioritisation decisions, at […]
Brazil could lead the world in universal health coverage – but the public need to demand it
Peter Littlejohns, deputy director of the CLAHRC and public health theme lead recently attended a workshop in Brazil to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the right to […]
What communities can and cannot offer in research
Savitri Hensman, patient and public involvement coordinator at CLAHRC South London, reflects on the idea of ‘community’ as applied in health and social care policy […]
Implementation science should support stopping as well as starting treatments in the NHS
‘We have left undone those things which we ought to have done; and we have done those things which we ought not to have […]
What is the value of doing stakeholder engagement in implementation science? Review of an #impscichat Tweetchat
Dr Alexandra Ziemann, a King’s Improvement Science postdoctoral research fellow at King’s College London and NIHR CLAHRC South London, reviews the discussion in a recent […]