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Celebrating 5 Years of the NIHR Children and Families Policy Research Programme
Event Details
- On November 29th, we celebrated the past five years of the NIHR Children and Families Research Programme through a Research Highlights Event hosted by CPRU co-directors Professor Ruth Gilbert, and Dr Jenny Woodman. This event showcased some of the research from the programme, highlighting the broad scope of the programme and impact.
- Recordings of the presentations can be found below.
Talks
Research Theme: Responding to vulnerable children and families
Project: Domestic abuse and the mental health of parents and children
Co-ordinating support for families experiencing intimate partner violence and mental health concerns: qualitative findings (Presenter: Claire Powell)
Family adversity and health characteristics associated with intimate partner violence in children and parents presenting to health care: a population-based birth cohort study in England (Presenter: Shabeer Syed)
Project: Measuring costs and cost effectiveness to inform family interventions
Costs and cost consequences of exposure of children to child maltreatment and/or intimate partner violence within the family (Presenter: Kevin Herbert)
Research Theme: Long-term conditions and disability
Project: Chronic health conditions, school absence and attainment
Chronic health conditions and school absence: findings from the ECHILD database (Presenter: Matt Jay)
School absence and inclusiveness for young people with chronic health conditions: young people's, caregivers' and educators' experiences (Presenter: Lauren Herlitz)
Project: Inequalities in health trajectories to adulthood of vulnerable adults
Mortality in children receiving SEN or social care support (Presenter: Isobel Ward)
