Understanding & tackling ethnic inequalities in health
An ESRC Research Seminar Series
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Seminar six
Evidence into practice: increasing the appropriateness
and cultural competence of health and social care provision
July 19th 2006 , 10am-4.30pm
| 9.45-10.15 | Registration (Room 1032), coffee and opportunity to meet participants (Room 1031) |
| Session one: Plenary talks, Chair: Kate Gerrish, Room 1028 | |
| 10.15-10.30 | Introduction to the day and links
to remainder of series Kate Gerrish ( University of Sheffield ) |
| 10.30-11.00 | Concepts and applications of cultural
competence Lena Dominelli ( University of Durham ) |
| 11.00-11.45 | Informing policy through research Does research make a difference? The politics of representation versus the politics of outcome: Karl Atkin ( University of York ) Winning back ground: Multicultural health in Australia : Anna Whelan ( University of New South Wales ) [Related document: Cultural Competence in Health, Australian National Health and Medical Research Council |
| 11.45-12.30 | Engaging communities in the development
of appropriate services Who knows, who cares Ali-Jan Haider (Bradford
PCT) Growing Elders: Making lasting change through research with Canadian Aboriginal communities: Nancy Gibson ( University of Alberta ) |
| 12.30-1.30 | Lunch, poster presentations and networking (Room 1031) |
| Session Two: Parallel workshops (Participants attend one) | |
| 1.30-2.45 | Workshop
1: Tackling language and communication barriers to quality care: Anna Whelan ( University of New South Wales ), Room 1033 Workshop 2: Producing innovations in service delivery: lessons for achieving cultural competence: Hala Abuateya ( University of Leeds ), Room 1028 Workshop 3: Exploring the potential applications of ethnic monitoring at primary care level : Ruth Thorlby (Kings Fund) and Ghazala Mir ( University of Leeds ), Room 1031 Workshop 4: Maximising the influence of research findings on policy and practice: Emma Stone (Joseph Rowntree Foundation), Room 1032 |
| 2.45-3.15 | Feedback from workshops (Room 1028) |
| 3.15-3.45 | Tea |
| 3.45-4.30 | Session Three: Discussant's comments and plenary discussion (Room 1028) |
| Chair : Gina Higginbottom ( University of Sheffield ) Discussant: Nancy Gibson ( University of Alberta ) Concluding remarks on the series: Sarah Salway / Kiran Nanchahal |