ARCFEST

ARC NWC brings universities, local authorities, NHS organisations and the public together – working to accelerate the translation of research findings into health service improvements and changes that will reduce health inequalities and improve population health.

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ARCFEST - ARC North West Coast quarterly event

Castle Green Hotel - managed by Legacy Hotels and Resort

Dear Colleague,I am delighted to invite you to our ARCFEST event, which will be taking place on Tuesday 12th September 2023 in the market town of Kendal, at the Castle Green Hotel. An outline of the day is as follows: 09:30 am Refreshments and Networking10:00 am Welcome and Update10:15 am PARALLEL WORKSHOPS RaCES workshops / CoREN workshop 12:30 pm LUNCH 13:30 pm WORKSHOPS / PRESENTATION AND PANEL DISCUSSIONRaCES workshop / Presentation and Panel Discussion on Public Health Intervention Responsive Studies Teams (PHIRST) followed by Health Determinants Research Collaborations (HDRC) 16:15 Wrap Up / EndAttendees will also have the opportunity to tour our Marketplace throughout the day.Photographs and videos will be captured at ARCFEST, by taking part in this event you grant permission to the event organisers to share the images and videos taken.The Rapid Conversion of Evidence Summaries (RaCES) workshop is dedicated to collaborating with seven distinct groups, facilitating the discovery of pertinent systematic review evidence that addresses their specific practice-related inquiries. The primary objective of this workshop is to enhance participants&#x27; understanding of synthesis methodologies, the critical evaluation of systematic reviews, and the practical implementation of this evidence in their respective fields.T﻿his workshop is now full.Being research active across the North West Coast through the Community Research and Engagement Network (CoREN) The Community Research and Engagement Network (CoREN) is a hub which brings together key partners from across health and social care in an innovative, collaborative network. The CoREN members, including VCFSE organisations, local authorities, practitioners, researchers and community members work together to guide and conduct research to address the social determinants causing health inequalities. We have already brought together many organisations and individuals across the network, successfully applying for funding bids, and supporting research projects across the North West coast.This is your opportunity to learn the how, why and what we can all get by being part of the CoREN, in a highly interactive, participatory and fun workshop. You can:• Bring your &#x27;wicked problems&#x27; to be turned upside down, engaged with and debated. • Share your own knowledge and insight into being research active • Find new and unexpected collaborations to help you progress your ideas • Learn how the ARC NWC &#x27;offer&#x27; can benefit everyone to move from problems to research that can be implemented with our communities to find real solutionsIn the CoREN, we want to develop an ongoing conversation with communities to ensure that we have sustainable, equal partnerships that will help us to develop and conduct health and social care research that has a real impact where it is needed most. This is your chance to contribute to the conversation and become more research active!Research Active Authorities – how PHIRST and HDRC programmes can add value and support growth of research. Local authorities are critical in addressing health inequalities; they commission and offer services that tackle the wider determinants of health and improve population health. We know that rapid and relevant evidence to inform their work is key to local authorities. Many of our local government colleagues would like to get more involved in the research space but can lack time and resources.NIHR programmes in the NWC can enable local authorities to become research active, co-produce research, evaluate their impact, and produce and use evidence to shape practice and policy at pace.In this session, we will highlight how a greater shared understanding of the structures that enable collaboration to deliver health inequalities research can support research interest and activity in our local authorities.More in-depth work of our themes is available on our website. https://arc-nwc.nihr.ac.uk/If you have any queries please email us at arcnwc@liverpool.ac.uk. We very much look forward to catching up with you on 12th September. If you have any queries please email us at arcnwc@liverpool.ac.uk. Keep safe and well and thank you for your continued support.Professor Mark GabbayDirector, ARC NWC

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