The PIVOT-AL collaborative was formed during the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic, allowing researchers to share learning and develop collaborative research regarding maternity and children's health services. During this event, 2.5 years of shared learning will be synthesised and presented with a particular focus on recommendations for the re-organisation, re-build, recovery, and resilient future of healthcare systems in a post-pandemic world. This will also be an opportunity to discuss briefs for policy makers and critical areas for future research.
During this session delegates will gain knowledge of:
This in-person event offers the chance to virtually watch the first half of the meeting on-demand. The recording will be available three days after the in-person event. Registered delegates will receive the link to the recording via email by 25 September to watch up to 60 days after it’s made available. Please note, the second half of the meeting will not be available on live-stream or on-demand.
This event is not CPD learning accredited.
For more information, please contact PIVOTAL@uclan.ac.uk or connect via Twitter @PIVOTAL_Collab.
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Miss Nina Khazaezadeh, Deputy Chief Midwife for London, NHS England
Professor Soo Downe, Professor of Midwifery Studies, University of Central Lancashire
Dr Abigail Easter, Senior Lecturer in Maternal and Newborn Health, King's College London
Dr Lucy Frith, Reader in Bioethics, University of Manchester
Dr Beck Taylor, Clinical Senior Lecturer, University of Birmingham
Dr Kayley Ciesla, Senior Research Fellow, Born in Bradford
Dr Alice Keely, Senior Lecturer in Midwifery, University of Huddersfield
Dr Chloe Romanis, Assistant Professor in Biolaw, Durham University
Dr Pat O’Brien, Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Mr Sergio A Silverio, Research Associate in Social Science of Women’s Health, King's College London and Professor Soo Downe
Dr Leanne Jackson, Lecturer in Psychology, University of Liverpool
Professor Claire Cameron, Deputy Director, Thomas Coram Research Unit and Professor of Social Pedagogy, University College London
Professor Laura Magee, Professor of Women's Health, King's College London
Ms Anna Nelson, PhD Candidate Bioethics and Medical Jurisprudence, University of Manchester
Ms Olivia Chingara, Master's Student, King's College London
Ms Simran Mamrath, Master's Student, King's College London
Dr Arni Sarian, Doctor, University of Central Lancashire
Ms Flora Kent-Nye, Masters' Student, King's College London
Dr Staci Weiss, Research Associate, University of Cambridge, Dr James Kent, Senior Lecturer and Director, Royal Holloway, University of London and Ms Gemma Tuck, Freelance Broadcaster, BBC
Ms Kirsty Crossley, Project Co-Ordinator, Born In Bradford
Ms Gill Moncrief, Research Associate, University of Central Lancashire
Mr Sergio A Silverio
Dr Caroline Redhead, Research Fellow, The University of Manchester
Dr Lisa Hinton, Senior Research Associate, University of Cambridge
Dr Helen Skirrow, Clinical Research Fellow, Imperial College London
Chair: Professor Jane Sandall CBE, Professor of Social Science and Women's Health, King's College London and Head of Midwifery and Maternity Research, NHS England
Panel: Professor Soo Downe, Mr Sergio A Silverio, Dr Leanne Jackson, Professor Claire Cameron, Professor Laura Magee, Dr Caroline Redhead, Dr Lisa Hinton and Dr Helen Skirrow
Professor Soo Downe and Mr Sergio A Silverio
Miss Nina Khazaezadeh, Deputy Chief Midwife for London, NHS England
Professor Soo Downe, Professor of Midwifery Studies, University of Central Lancashire
Dr Abigail Easter, Senior Lecturer in Maternal and Newborn Health, King's College London
Dr Lucy Frith, Reader in Bioethics, University of Manchester
Dr Beck Taylor, Clinical Senior Lecturer, University of Birmingham
Dr Kayley Ciesla, Senior Research Fellow, Born in Bradford
Dr Alice Keely, Senior Lecturer in Midwifery, University of Huddersfield
Dr Chloe Romanis, Assistant Professor in Biolaw, Durham University
Dr Pat O’Brien, Consultant in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
Mr Sergio A Silverio, Research Associate in Social Science of Women’s Health, King's College London and Professor Soo Downe
Dr Leanne Jackson, Lecturer in Psychology, University of Liverpool
Professor Claire Cameron, Deputy Director, Thomas Coram Research Unit and Professor of Social Pedagogy, University College London
Professor Laura Magee, Professor of Women's Health, King's College London
Ms Anna Nelson, PhD Candidate Bioethics and Medical Jurisprudence, University of Manchester
Ms Olivia Chingara, Master's Student, King's College London
Ms Simran Mamrath, Master's Student, King's College London
Dr Arni Sarian, Doctor, University of Central Lancashire
Ms Flora Kent-Nye, Masters' Student, King's College London
Dr Staci Weiss, Research Associate, University of Cambridge, Dr James Kent, Senior Lecturer and Director, Royal Holloway, University of London and Ms Gemma Tuck, Freelance Broadcaster, BBC
Ms Kirsty Crossley, Project Co-Ordinator, Born In Bradford
Ms Gill Moncrief, Research Associate, University of Central Lancashire
Mr Sergio A Silverio
Dr Caroline Redhead, Research Fellow, The University of Manchester
Dr Lisa Hinton, Senior Research Associate, University of Cambridge
Dr Helen Skirrow, Clinical Research Fellow, Imperial College London
Chair: Professor Jane Sandall CBE, Professor of Social Science and Women's Health, King's College London and Head of Midwifery and Maternity Research, NHS England
Panel: Professor Soo Downe, Mr Sergio A Silverio, Dr Leanne Jackson, Professor Claire Cameron, Professor Laura Magee, Dr Caroline Redhead, Dr Lisa Hinton and Dr Helen Skirrow
Professor Soo Downe and Mr Sergio A Silverio
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Registration for this event will close on 21 September 2022 at 1:00am (BST). Late registrations will not be accepted.
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