By London YPAG,
This week I, along with 8 other GOSH YPAG members was given the opportunity to represent GOSH YPAG in an online lecture on children and young people’s mental health. Working with a team at UCL MSc in mental health sciences in the Division of Psychiatry; helping them devise information sheets and consent forms. We gave feedback to the MSc students on their work; thus proposing a different perspective (viewpoint and age groups) and making it suitable for younger patients. I thoroughly enjoyed this experience – it gave me the chance to collaborate with the students to understand the area they are researching and give one-to-one opinions on their work. I really hope our feedback helps their research.
We started this eyeYPAG meeting with a scavenger hunt! Then Jacq showed us all the final version of our group shared agreements, with a new border designed by Niamh and Orla. You can see the video and read more about them here: https://generationr.org.uk/eyeypag_shared-agreements/. We agreed that we would play the video at the start of […]
An educational short film made for, and presented by, primary school children.
We play Pictionary using research concepts intead of the usual game cards, allocated to different levels of difficulty.
