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Richard Morley
Visiting Research Fellow

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Biography

Richard has extensive experience of public engagement and partnership working in the voluntary, public and education sectors. He developed innovative programmes of support for coalmining communities in the midlands, later managing the Rural Development Programme in Nottinghamshire. Richard established the innovative East Midlands School for Social Entrepreneurs and a network of Independent Equalities Advisory Groups in Nottinghamshire.

More recently, Richard worked with the James Lind Alliance Pressure Ulcer Partnership, on the innovative project "Order, Chaos and Chronic Illness" exploring the way we think and write about chronic ill health. He co-chairs the Department of Health Sciences Patient and Public Involvement Committee, is a James Lind Alliance Adviser and Consumer Network Coordinator for Cochrane.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor of Science Degree, First Class Honours, Geography, Open University, 1996

Departmental roles

  • Co-Chair of the Department of Health Sciences Patient and Public Involvement Committee

Research

Overview

Richard's research interests are in patient and public involvement in research.

Projects

Research group(s)

External activities

Invited talks and conferences

  • Presented paper on JLAPUP to ‘A Practical Guide to Eliminating Avoidable Pressure Ulcers’ 14 June 2012, Hallam Conference Centre, London
  • Presented paper on JLAPUP at the Society for Research into Hydrocephalus and Spina Bifida (SRHSB) meeting, 25-28 July 2012, York University
  • Presentation on use of social media as part of JLAPUP to Involve conference, 13-14 November 2012 
  • Presented paper on 'How the JLA uses new technologies to achieve its mission' to the BMA Clinical Academic Trainees' Conference, 2 November 2013, BMA House, London

Contact details

Richard Morley
Visiting Research Fellow