Caroline Barry

Job opportunity for Research Associate (Research Ethics and Law) to join a new interdisciplinary Wellcome-funded project Addressing consent-based challenges to improve inclusivity in research (ACCORD) being led by the Centre for Trials Research

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Exciting opportunity for Research Associate (Research Ethics & Law) to join new Wellcome-funded Addressing consent-based challenges to improve inclusivity in research (ACCORD)

Full-time G6
Fixed term 8 yrs
From 1 March
Closes 10 Feb

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Screenshot of a rapid response article in The BMJ titled Research must be (re)designed to include older people if it is to meet tomorrow's health and care needs

My rapid response in @bmj.com on research funders' joint statement calling for better inclusion of older people in research highlights the key role of #TrialsMethodology research e.g CONSULT www.capacityconsentresearch.com @ctrcardiffuni.bsky.social

#InclusiveResearch

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Really looking forward to chairing this workshop alongside @vickylshepherd.bsky.social - keen to reach a wide range of people interested in mental capacity and consent to palliative care research.

Flyer for workshop titled Building Inclusive Practices around Mental Capacity and Consent in Palliative Care Research at RCP in London on 17th Oct

📢Registration now open: Building Inclusive Practices around Mental Capacity & Consent in Palliative Care Research

✅Hear research findings
✅Identify research gaps & priorities
✅Opportunities to collaborate & contribute

📆 17th Oct
📍 RCP, London
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Flyer for OPTIMISE event in Cardiff 8th July

📢 OPTIMISE workshop - developing recommendations for inclusive consent processes for trials

Keen to include researchers working with different populations with communication &/or capacity needs e.g care homes, learning disability, emergency

📅 8th July
📌 Cardiff, in person

Please get in touch!

This day in social work history ⏳

7th April 2005: Mental Capacity Bill receives Royal Assent and becomes the Mental Capacity Act 2005. It would not come into force until 2007, when it was gradually introduced (fully introduced October 1st, 2007).

UK clinicians - do you support unpaid/family carers of patients with breathlessness in advanced disease? This resource could help: supporting-breathlessness.org.uk. Plus we have a new batch of "mock prescription pads" in to help you signpost carers to it - just message me with your postal address!

Divergence in DNACPR and resuscitation policies: institutional survey in England Objectives Our objective was to analyse the policies of hospitals and care homes in England as regards the use of do not attempt cardiopulmonary resuscitation (DNACPR) recommendations. We sought to id...

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Local DNACPR policies can place patients and healthcare professionals at risk - results of a survey of resuscitation policies across England. Open access

Now available Open Access as editors’ choice in the latest issue of BMJ supportive & palliative care

Flyer for CONSULT training on trials involving adults lacking capacity to consent

Want to learn more about trials involving adults lacking capacity to consent?

1) Access our free CONSULT e-learning modules with links to resources & a downloadable certificate of completion

2) Complete the evaluation survey to let us know what you think!

www.capacityconsentresearch.com/training

Front cover of annual report from Centre for Adult Social Care Research at Cardiff University

Page from Centre for Adult Social Care Research report covering project on advance research planning

Great to see the 1st annual report from Cardiff's Centre for Adult Social Care Research showcasing the breadth of work already achieved, including from my Churchill Fellowship visits last year exploring advance research planning

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#InclusiveResearch #SocialCare

Pharmacogenomics and symptom management in palliative and supportive care: A scoping review - PubMed It is both feasible and acceptable to conduct PGx testing in a supportive and palliative care setting. Many supportive care medications are amenable to PGx. Clinician adherence to recommendations is v...

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39805678/ First paper on the important topic of how pharmacogenomics might affect symptom management in palliative care - looking forward to exploring this further in studies in the coming year

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