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SUMMARY:Narrative Synthesis in Practice: Methods Illustrated through Psyc
 hosis and Mental Health Literacy Research
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DESCRIPTION:Online workshop via Zoom. [https://bit.ly/CCT2STANDNarrativeS
 ynthesis Register to attend].\n\nThis session is being carried out as pa
 rt of STAND-Indonesia\; an NIHR funded global health research group on s
 ustainable care for depression/anxiety in Indonesia.\n\nOur project buil
 ds on strong partnerships between the University of Manchester\, the Uni
 versity of Indonesia and Manchester Metropolitan University. It directly
  addresses two research priorities identified through collaboration with
  local Indonesian community groups. It is supported by the Indonesia Wor
 kforce Council at the Ministry of Health\, and the Directors of Mental H
 ealth and Primary Care in Indonesia. Our group aims to improve health an
 d productivity in Indonesia by increasing the availability and accessibi
 lity of evidence-based treatments for adults living with anxiety and dep
 ression.\n \nSpeaker 1- Dr Laoise Renwick\n\nDr Laoise Renwick is a Regi
 stered Mental Health Nurse\, Senior Lecturer in the Division of Nursing\
 , Midwifery and Social Work at the University of Manchester and Visiting
  Associate Professor in the School of Nursing\, Midwifery and Health Sys
 tems\, University College Dublin. Her research focuses on developing com
 plex interventions for those in minority ethnicity groups and majority g
 roups in global settings. She has led NIHR and MRC funded development pr
 ojects and she is co-leading community engagement work in global mental 
 health to develop sustainable interventions for common mental disorders.
  She is an applied health services researcher with expertise in co-desig
 n and adaptation of psychological interventions\, evidence synthesis and
  observational quantitative methodologies. She is currently co-editor of
  the Oxford Handbook of Mental Health Nursing and an editorial board mem
 ber of the Journal of Mental Health. She has previously chaired the scie
 ntific committee of the RCN International Mental Health Nursing Research
  Conference.\n\nSpeaker 2- Gading Aurizki- “Conducting a Mixed-Methods N
 arrative Synthesis on Help-Seeking for Psychosis: A PhD Student’s Experi
 ence.”\n\nGading is a final year PhD student in Nursing at Mental Health
  Research Group (MHRG)\, the Division of Nursing\, Midwifery and Social 
 Work\, School of Health Sciences\, The University of Manchester. His PhD
  is supervised by Dr Laoise Renwick and Dr Robert Griffiths\, and funded
  by Lembaga Pengelola Dana Pendidikan (LPDP)\, the Government of Indones
 ia. His PhD topic is about help-seeking among people with psychosis in I
 ndonesia. He is also a lecturer at the Faculty of Nursing\, Universitas 
 Airlangga\, Surabaya\, Indonesia. His research interest is mainly about 
 community mental health.\n\n\n
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