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Briana Applewhite, a 2nd year DPhil student in Psychiatry funded by NIHR ARC OxTV, shares insights from her research exploring creative arts therapies for alleviating trauma and PTSD symptoms in youth, including a recently published paper on social dance for mental health.
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Rose Hill Community Centre Research Showcase
A Rose Hill community research showcase brought together researchers and residents to rebuild primary care research in East Oxford. Discover how patient partnerships and meaningful engagement addressed research equity in deprived areas in this Blog by GP Dr Sharon Dixon.
ATTUNE project: exploring childhood adversity through arts, data, and co-design with young people
The ATTUNE Project transforms our understanding of Adverse Childhood Experiences by putting young people at the centre of research and solution design. Through creative arts workshops, big data analysis, and co-design approaches, the project developed innovative interventions including a validation-focused public health resource and a digital game for mental health awareness. Findings challenge traditional ACEs definitions and demonstrate how youth-led co-design can create more effective, acceptable mental health support tools.
Evolving Patient and Public Involvement in ARC-OxTV – Part 2
In part two of her series, Mary Zacaroli explores being an 'Expert by Experience' at ARC OxTV. Discover how she co-led an innovative pilot study using Moodscope cards to measure wellbeing in community projects, demonstrating the value of public contributors in health research.
Evolving Patient and Public Involvement in ARC-OxTV – Part 1
Public contributor Mary Zacaroli shares her journey in patient and public involvement at ARC OxTV in part one of a two-part series. Follow her evolution from questioning her role to co-leading innovative health research projects, showcasing the growing impact of lived experience in academic studies.
Reflections on the OxTV ARC Showcase from the ATTUNE team
ATTUNE project researchers reflect on the NIHR ARC OxTV Showcase, sharing insights on youth engagement and lived experience research. Key discussions include NHS innovation strategies and improving children's mental health services across the region.