@NIHRSPCR PhD student @KeeleUniversity. Research Assistant @mpftnhs
Joined November 2021
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Lauren Gray retweeted
How to optimise healthcare reviews for people with inflammatory rheumatological conditions? This qualitative study suggests pre-review preparation could help align patient and healthcare practitioner agendas in a flexible and person-centred discussion
➡️doi.org/10.3399/BJGPO.2024.0…
A very interesting read about how male-default thinking in clinical trials and health research can cause potentially fatal biases 📖
Lauren Gray retweeted
👀Looks like a fantastic event! Looking forward to hearing about the exciting research at @mpftnhs including from our mental health and wellbeing team @CizCG @sfarooqlrh @TomKingstone @LGray97 @prachikaistha
Research & Innovation Conference 03.10.23
As well as presentations, we will have a series of workshops, stands, and staff on hand with expertise in research and evaluation you can talk to get involved in #research.
Book your place bit.ly/MPFTRIconference23
Lauren Gray retweeted
Last day of #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek so we wanted to give a big SHOUT OUT to our amazing postgraduate researchers in mental health @SoM_Research You got this! @farazhmughal @v_silverwood @AaronPoppleton @LGray97 @DrHassanAwan @CizCG @sfarooqlrh
Lauren Gray retweeted
Great first day of our SPCR PhD Writers Retreat at @ChilworthManor The perfect way to take the opportunity to write in a sustained way.
#SPCR #PrimaryCare #Research #PhD
@HazelEverit
ALT Conference room setting with groups of people working on laptops around several tables.
Lauren Gray retweeted
It really helped focus thoughts for the future! Thanks to all who participated, presented and facilitated! @LGray97 @LaurnaBullock @MPFTResearch @CRN_WMid
Lauren Gray retweeted
A new challenge to consider especially for non- NHS participants! @LaurnaBullock @LGray97 @MPFTResearch
great letter .@damienridge .@v_silverwood .@HiderSam .@TomKingstone .@FisherResearch .@Keele_MHRes .@KeeleUniversity
Lauren Gray retweeted
Save the date! Find out more about the @mpftnhs and @KeeleUniversity SYMPHONI study which explored patient and practitioner perspectives on designing healthcare reviews.
1st March at 12.30pm via MS Teams. To book or for any questions, contact Lauren.Gray@mpft.nhs.uk
Lauren Gray retweeted
⭐️Are you a primary care professional involved in healthcare reviews for people at risk of, or with, multimorbidity?⭐️
👉Contact lauren.gray@mpft.nhs.uk for more information about taking part in a focus group
Great evening at @NantwichBook listening to Dr Taj Nathan talking about his book Dangerous Minds and his work as a forensic psychiatric in the NHS 📚
✨We would love to hear your views on current practice and how to best deliver a review for people at risk of multimorbidity✨
Get in touch at lauren.gray@mpft.nhs.uk
@zpaskins @LaurnaBullock @clare_jinks
Wanted! HCPs interested in healthcare reviews for people at risk of multimorbidity for CRN funded SYMPHONI study. Take part in 1hr focus group 17/6/22 1pm or 8/7/22 3pm.
Email lauren.gray@mpft.nhs.uk
@LGray97 @CizCG @MPFTResearch @CRN_WMid @KeeleMedSchool @pcrsociety
Lauren Gray retweeted
Wanted! HCPs interested in healthcare reviews for people at risk of multimorbidity for CRN funded SYMPHONI study. Take part in 1hr focus group 17/6/22 1pm or 8/7/22 3pm.
Email lauren.gray@mpft.nhs.uk
@LGray97 @CizCG @MPFTResearch @CRN_WMid @KeeleMedSchool @pcrsociety
Lauren Gray retweeted
NEW BLOG
Pete Wharmby @commaficionado an autistic speaker, writer and advocate, and Kelly Birtwell @Kelly_B5 SPCR post-doctoral fellow discuss 'Improving access to healthcare and research for the autistic community' spcr.nihr.ac.uk/news/blog/im…
#BePartOfResearch #AutisticHealthcare
Lauren Gray retweeted
3/5 550 children with #eczema aged under 12 years took part in the study. They helped us create this video to explain the findings. Thanks to all the children, parents/carers and GPs who took part in this research.
👉youtube.com/watch?v=QmjyRr4B…
Great start to the #SPCRTrainees event in London creating our ideal researcher - Lots of hands to multitask, big feet to keep grounded and wearing many hats!
