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This annual webinar hosts a range of guest speakers who discuss the importance of research and how it can impact our communities. We all hear the term research, but it is often difficult to define what it means for each individual as it is so broad. In this webinar, speakers will provide clear examples of how they have applied research on small and large scales and its impact on local people's ...

In this seminar, Gabriela Matouskova (Hope 4 The Community CIC) and Prof Andy Turner (Coventry University) will discuss how the use of research and evidence can lead to positive outcomes for the community and organisations. The Hope Programme, developed through a collaboration between social enterprise and academia, will be used as an example of how research can be used effectively. Hope For Th...

There are many different types of research methods that are particularly useful to local authorities. We may want to know how much a service has improved between two timepoints using numbers, or we may talk to the public to understand what their experiences of living in Coventry are or how they feel about a new intervention. The most appropriate method (quantitative, qualitative, or a mix of th...

In this session, Nikki Holliday will discuss: What is public involvement? Why is involving the public integral to good research? How does research and practice benefit from public involvement? What can good public involvement in research look like?

Hear from those involved in research and the Coventry Health Determinants Research Collaboration about the purpose of the programme and why it is so important. With thanks to all our interviewees. Film created by: No Class Creations www.noclasscreations.com/

This webinar is an opportunity to hear from Professor Sir Michael Marmot about Marmot cities and the factors that shape our health. You will hear about the exciting new Coventry HDRC and how research can increase the impact of your work on residents’ health. The session will showcase how as a city we are working together to reduce health inequalities. It will provide an overview of the HDRC and...

Many public institutions, in particular local authorities, are under increasing financial pressure through inflation and budget-cuts. Where cuts to services are made, these may adversely impact those with the greatest need most. In this session, Hesam will outline how, using examples and evidence from health economics, resources can be allocated in an evidence-based way that minimises adverse i...

Community researchers are where members of the public conduct research on topics that are of interest to them. These community researchers are provided with the skills and knowledge to design research, gather data, and be involved in data analysis in collaboration with more experienced researchers. In this session, Sinead Ouillon (Coventry University) will discuss how local residents can be pro...