We use insights, research evidence and local experience to help improve health and care across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. By bringing together what we learn from our communities, our services and national best practice, we support the Integrated Care Board to make informed decisions and drive meaningful change. Our knowledge mobilisation work ensures that useful learning is shared, understood and applied in practice—helping teams across the system to adopt what works, spread innovation and continuously improve outcomes for our population.
Learning from the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Integrated Care Board Research Assembly.
Listen to the recording from January 27th 1200-1300 where we will heard from our winning posters on their projects and an update on the event evaluation.
Digital and Data Winner Acceptability and self-reported outcomes of using Kooth, a digital mental health service - Roisín Lynch
Good Health & Proactive Care Winner Fear, Frustration, and Failing care: Urgent Hospital Care for Adults with Learning Disabilities in Hampshire - Becky Edwards
Mental Wellbeing Winner Solving Problems, Transforming Lives: addressing the underlying triggers of mental health crisis - Jon Pritchard & Sue Campbell
Workforce Joint Winner REAL: Research, Evaluation, Audit and Literature Review - Dr Rachel Harrison
Workforce Joint Winner Embedding research-based decision making at Portsmouth City Council - Zoe White
Public Vote Winner Applying the principles of youth work and group activity in supporting young people with clinical Complication of Excess Weight (CEW) - Sarah Shameti
Children and Young People Winner Youth identified interventions to reduce smoking and vaping harms: peer-led education, trusted adult training and safe vape disposal - Gareth Spooner
