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This will be your first content page – note this page will fade in from the Title page Research Collaborations PNAE Professor Jane Coad Professor in Children and Family Nursing/ Director Children and Families Research Coventry University

Professor of Children and Family Nursing post 2010 (1 st in West Midlands!) Set up nursing and allied health professsional-led research centre in Coventry University in 2011 Up to 35 MDT staff Funding – now over £3.4 million. Currently 21 projects live! Very active, focused work improving lives of children, young people and families Background

What are the lessons? Strong themes Digital Health and e-technologies underpin all our work Re-defining Research (Martin Marshall) – moving research closer to practice Research Research, applied research, training, audit, education, care analysis work and consultancy Evidence Synthesis (pull together to improve care) Essential to collaborate in this apporach

Like swimming! Improve quality through a number of clearly defined activities and strong collaboration with partners..... Like learning to swim Its not jumping in the at the deep end but rather taking the steps from learning to swim, to swimming up the pool to the deep end

PNAE? How could this apply to work in PNAE? What does collaboration mean to us ? (Taking into account other European work and networks) What would the priorities be??

Acknowledgements Author of presentation: David Widdas Contributors: Jane Coad Richard Flint Kerry Gaskin Daiseikh Ruparelia Thank you