PRIME Centre Wales Long Term Conditions Consensus Meeting

10th November 2015, Abergavenny

Bringing together researchers, representatives from government, local authorities, commercial sector, third sector, community members and their supporters/carers – to identify the research issues, prioritise these and establish how they can be collectively delivered.

Instructions for attendees

Attendees were asked to bring with them three ideas for hard to solve problems in their organisation, and were asked to discuss with colleagues prior to attending the meeting so their views will be included in discussions.

Attendees were also asked to consider three contributions that their organisation could offer such as training available in their specialist area, support for professional development etc.

The research priorities

Following the consensus exercise, the priorities agreed on have been drafted by Carolyn Wallace and shared with the group for feedback. 

Draft for consultation

Following feedback from the group, the priorities were further refined, and a report has been drafted and is being shared with key stakeholders.

The report can be downloaded viewed here.

Participants taking part in the consensus workshop

Presentations from the day

Attendees

1. Dr. Judith Carrier, Senior Lecturer/Director PGT, Cardiff University 
2. Mr. James Champion, Program Manager, Europe Qualcomm Life
3. Mrs. Vera C Clement, Palliative Care, CNS CHILDREN & YP CWM TAF UHB
4. Mrs. Jayne Cross ,Workforce Development Officer, Care Council for Wales
5. Mrs. Jan Davies, Service User, Involving People
6. Mr. Christopher Davies, Service User, Involving People
7. Mr. Robyn Davies, Manager, SEWAHSP
8. Mrs. Susan Davies, Primary Care Development Manager, Aneurin Bevan UHB
9. Mr. Justin Davies, Solutions Consultant, TBS GB
10. Dr. Ruth Davis, Heb Ffin
11. Miss Vicky Hannah, Drink Wise Age Well Prevention Project Worker, Drink Wise Age Well
12. Miss Sophie Hansen, Director, The Office Choir Company
13. Mr. Robert Harris-Mayes, Lay Member, PRIME
14. Mrs. Sarah Hicks, Clinical Lead for Telehealth, Hywel Dda University Health Board
15. Dr. Karen Hodson, Programme Director MSc in Clinical Pharmacy, Cardiff University
16. Mr. Owen Hughes, Consultant Psychologist, Powys Teaching Health Board
17. Dr. Jonathan Huish, Executive Chair, Cognis; CEO Artis Community
18. Mrs. Hayley Humphries, Head of Governance and Quality, Ty Hafan
19. Mrs. Claire Hurlin, Head, CCM Hywel Dda UHB
20. Mrs. Janet Ivey, Head OT, Cwm Taf UHB
21. Mr. Chris Jones, Project Manager, Care Directorate Grwp, Gwalia Housing
22. Prof. Joyce Kenkre, Professor of Primary Care, University of South Wales
23. Mrs. Carol Killa, Director of Care, Ty Hafan
24. Ms. Rachel Lewis, Manager, Age Alliance Wales
25. Dr. Nikki Lloyd-Jones, Senior Lecturer, Glyndwr University 
26. Mr. Christian Mason, Lighting Tech (Freelance)
27. Mr. Gerrard McCullagh, Clinical Lead, Eating Disorders Service, Aneurin Bevan UHB
28. Mr. Jeremy Mead, Company Director, Online Architecture Ltd
29. Prof. Richard Neal, Professor of Primary Care Medicine, Bangor University
30. Mrs. Gina Newbury, Lecturer, Cardiff University
31. Prof. Rachel North, Optometrist, Cardiff University
32. Ms. Patricia O'Meara, Paediatric Palliative Care Specialist Nurse, Aneurin Bevan UHB
33. Ms. Fallon Reynolds, Drink Wise Age Well Prevention Team Leader, Drink Wise Age Well
34. Prof. Jonathan Richards, Locality Clinical Director, Cwm Taf UHB
35. Ms. Ruth Richardson, Continuing Care Manager, Aneurin Bevan UHB
36. Ms. Gaye Sheridan, Professional Officer, British Association of Social Workers
37. Ms. Rhian Thomas, Discharge Liaison Sister, Neurosciences, Cardiff & Vale UHB
38. Mr. Alun Toghill, Service User Representative
39. Mr. Mostyn Toghill, Service User / Research volunteer SUCCESS user group
40. Dr. John Watkins, Consultant in Public Health Medicine, Public Health Wales
41. Mrs. Jeanette Wells, Research and Development Manager, Aneurin Bevan UHB
42. Mrs. E Shirley Whitman, Secretary, National Pensioners Convention Cymru/Wales
43. Mr. Jonathan Whitman, Carer
44. Dr Carolyn Wallace, Reader in Integrated Healthcare and Frailty, University of South Wales
45. Dr. Nefyn Williams, Senior Lecturer, Bangor University