意想不到的好处:对2019冠状病毒病大流行期间公众参与中虚拟关系建设的思考

Carmel McGrath, Katherine Baker, John McGavin, Michael Bahrami-Hessari, William Barney Jones, Lindsay Welch, Caroline Barker
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Covid-19大流行减少了与公共捐助者的研究合作,并阻止了面对面的互动。在威塞克斯地区成立研究员咖啡早晨的目的是在疫情期间继续保持研究界和公众之间的关系。研究员咖啡早晨是由英国南安普顿大学医院NHS基金会信托基金会的公众参与工作人员定期举办的Zoom会议。他们的创建是为了在Covid-19大流行期间为工作人员和公共贡献者提供教牧支持和“签到”。重组由公众参与人员实施,但由公众捐助者领导,这意味着事件随着时间的推移而演变。研究员咖啡早晨是一种与公众分享研究更新的方式。它们是员工、研究人员和公众交流知识和分享经验的安全空间。这篇文章强调了投资关系的预期和意想不到的好处。我们通过公众参与工作人员、公众贡献者和研究人员的角度来反思这些好处。投资于人际关系给每个人都带来了价值。通过展示为研究界和公共贡献者之间建立关系提供定期、包容的空间的好处,我们希望鼓励其他人在他们的环境中投资建立关系,以改善公众参与实践。
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Unexpected benefits: reflections on virtual relationship building within public involvement during the Covid-19 pandemic
The Covid-19 pandemic reduced research collaborations with public contributors and prevented face-to-face interaction. The formation of Researcher Coffee Mornings within the Wessex region aimed to continue relationships between the research community and public through the pandemic. Researcher Coffee Mornings were regular Zoom meetings run by public involvement staff at University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, UK. They were created to provide pastoral support and ‘check-ins’ between staff and public contributors during the Covid-19 pandemic. Reorganisation, implemented by public involvement staff but led by public contributors, meant that the events evolved over time. The Researcher Coffee Mornings were a means to share updates about research with the public. They were a safe space for involvement staff, researchers and the public to exchange knowledge and share experiences. This article highlights the intended and unexpected benefits of investing in relationships. We reflect on these benefits through the perspectives of the public involvement staff, public contributors and researchers. Investing in relationships has brought value to everyone involved. By demonstrating the benefits of providing regular, inclusive spaces for relationship building between the research community and public contributors, we hope to encourage others to invest in relationship building in their settings, to improve public involvement practices.
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