Research
Inside Mum - A Service Co-Design
PhD Research Programme (2022-2028)
Mixed Methods - qualitative (Focus Groups and Interviews) and quantitative (Survey)
An exploration of the use of service and co-design
methods in parenting education and support with, and for women who are justice experienced.
Watch my latest research related talk
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2022 - 2023: Orientation and Reading [Completed]
2023 - 2024: Scoping Review [Completed - Study 1]
2024 - 2025: Ethics Approval and Focus Groups [Completed - Study 2]
2026: Interviews [Current Study 3]
2026 - 2027: Survey [Study 4] and Systematic (or alternative) review [Study 5]
2027 - 2028 Write up
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This was based on my emerging findings in my MSc Research (Empirical Study)
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​The current provotypes (early prototypes) that I am working on through my research:
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Empathy maps
Empowering behavioural design
Giga Mapping
Journey maps
Opportunity mapping
Personas
Service Blueprints
Storyboards
Systems Mapping
User Stories
Watch the emerging findings of my current research study scoping review here:
Case Study Research Bulletin
​Strategic Partnership Early Years 2017 -2020
My role: Editor
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Research and literature review
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Writing, editing, and proofreading
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Subject matter expertise
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Attention to detail
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Audience awareness
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Design and layout skills
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Communication and Collaboration
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Project Management
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Thirty two editions were published from 2017 - 2020 (two with guest editors)
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I was inspired to initiate the editorial to engage stakeholders in the evidence and science base that the programme was using for its service designs.
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It was also with a view to 'testing and learning' with practitioners and service beneficiaries alike.
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A special edition (Edition 30) was specifically focused on the topic of 'Adverse Childhood Experiences'.
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All editions were in the following format:
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An editorial summary of the peer reviewed journal article
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Links to how this was being applied in the service designs and associated delivery
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Questions to engage practitioners and stakeholders in both the science and the practice
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You can explore all of the editions here: https://abetterstartsouthend.co.uk/research/
