Council of Deans of Health

Council of Deans of Health
Council of Deans of Health

Listen to our latest Council of Deans of Health podcasts! Find us on Apple Podcast (apple.co/3UOGGYQ), Amazon Music (bit.ly/3YfEk7E) and other platforms! Find out more about the Council on councilofdeans.org.uk

  1. Keynotes: Clinical Academic Task and Finish Group with Prof Dame Jessica Corner

    29 MAY

    Keynotes: Clinical Academic Task and Finish Group with Prof Dame Jessica Corner

    Professor Dame Jessica Corner speaks to Council members at April's Spring Conference 2025 about the Clinical Academic Task and Finish Group and its report. It highlights some of the report's key findings and challenges for clinical academics including early exposure to research, supportive career routes and creating a sustainable culture and environment. ⁠⁠Find out more about Research Month⁠

    10 min
  2. Follett Principles: supporting clinical academics

    19 MAY

    Follett Principles: supporting clinical academics

    We are pleased to be joined by Professor Jane Coad and Nicola Carter to speak to the updated Follett Principles 2024 including the background of Follett, the driver behind its update and guidance to implementation. ⁠⁠Find out more about Research Month⁠

    24 min
  3. Multidisciplinary and collaborative research: perspectives from a researcher

    14 MAY

    Multidisciplinary and collaborative research: perspectives from a researcher

    Former Student Leadership Programme participant Joy O'Gorman speaks to us about her PhD research and how she's proactively collaborating with a range of healthcare professionals and stakeholders to co-produce good quality research. She talks to us about how her research project was inspired and why it's so critical, particularly as an early career researcher, to engage colleagues with your research from the outset. ⁠Find out more about Research Month⁠

    21 min
  4. Midwifery Research Impact in Policy and Practice

    7 MAY

    Midwifery Research Impact in Policy and Practice

    In our latest Research Month podcast, members of the UK network or Professors in Midwifery and maternal and newborn health speak to James Hallwood, Head of Policy and External Affairs. Professor Mary Renfrew, Professor Jane Sandall and Professor Julia Sanders come together to discuss research careers for midwives and how we can better facilitate research in midwifery. ⁠Find out more about Research Month⁠

    56 min
  5. What is new in the Research Excellence Framework 2029? #REF2029

    6 MAY

    What is new in the Research Excellence Framework 2029? #REF2029

    In an exclusive video, we’re delighted to have been joined by Professor Hugh McKenna, former sub-panel chair for REF 2021 and current member of the REF 2029 Research Diversity Advisory Panel. His presentation gives a history of REF as well as providing an overview of the REF2029 areas of assessment, panel structures and submission structures. He highlights some of the key changes between REF2021 and REF2029 and explores in further detail the focus areas for REF2029. Find out more about Research Month

    49 min
  6. Research from a Political Lens with Steve Race MP

    2 MAY

    Research from a Political Lens with Steve Race MP

    Head of Policy and External Affairs James Hallwood is joined by Labour's Steve Race MP, who is also a member of the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee. In this Research Month 2025 podcast, they discuss the government's commitment to research and what members should be looking out for in terms of research over this next parliament. They explore the additional barriers nursing, midwifery and allied health researchers face and what more can be done to support nurses, midwives and allied health professionals at various stages of their research careers. The podcast also includes a discussion around Steve's wider committee work, regulation, and the role and value of AI in healthcare. Find out more about Research Month

    32 min
  7. Welcome to #ResearchMonth 2025

    1 MAY

    Welcome to #ResearchMonth 2025

    We are thrilled to announce that Research Month 2025 has officially started! In this welcome video, CEO of the Council, Ed Hughes, provides an overview of the exciting events and resources that will be released this month.May is dedicated to exploring all things research strategy. The Council is delighted to be promoting and sharing a range of interviews, webinars, podcasts, and blogs featuring guests from external organisations including CARIN, UK Network of Professors in Midwifery and the Royal College of Occupational Therapists. Throughout the month, we will be looking at various themes such as REF, Follett Principles, collaboration, and leadership. Find out more about Research Month

    1 min
  8. Innovations Across the Devolved Nations: Best Practice from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

    13 FEB

    Innovations Across the Devolved Nations: Best Practice from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

    We are delighted to share our members' best practice and innovations in healthcare education across Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Colleagues from Health Education and Improvement Wales (HEIW) share details about the Immersive Technologies Project. We also hear about the impact of enabling Authentic Assessment at Edinburgh Napier University. Finally, we learn how innovative learning through serious games can be useful in teaching difficult topics such as pancreatic cancer or dementia awareness. Speakers: Carol Mckinlay, Immersive Technologies Project Manager, HEIWDr Clare Hawker, Director of Technology and Simulation, Cardiff University ; Member, HEIWDr Catherine Mahoney, Associate Dean in Learning and Teaching, Edinburgh Napier UniversityDr Gary Mitchell, Director of Postgraduate Taught, Queen's University Belfast For more details about case studies, please contact events@cod-health.ac.uk Timecode: (00:19) Introductions (01:52) Immersive Technologies Project in Wales (12:39) How they plan to engage with HEIs (14:44) Serious games around cancer, dementia, etc in Northern Ireland (20:53) Co production with students and obstacles developing serious games (25:28) Serious games: collaboration with stakeholders (27:34) Enabling Authentic Assessment at Edinburgh Napier (Scotland) (33:17) Impact of Authentic Assessment on clinical care (35:21) Conclusion Look for us and listen on your favourite platform: Apple PodcastSpotifyAmazon MusicPodcast Addict and more...⁠Find out more⁠ about Innovation Month Note: Dr Catherine Mahoney is Associate Dean in Learning andTeaching, and NOT Associate Dean in Learning and Technology, as stated in the introduction.

    36 min
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Listen to our latest Council of Deans of Health podcasts! Find us on Apple Podcast (apple.co/3UOGGYQ), Amazon Music (bit.ly/3YfEk7E) and other platforms! Find out more about the Council on councilofdeans.org.uk

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  • Creator
    Council of Deans of Health
  • Years Active
    2024 - 2025
  • Episodes
    39
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