Outputs (50)

Public involvement in research: Assessing impact through a realist evaluation (2014)
Journal Article
Evans, D., Coad, J., Cottrell, K., Dalrymple, J., Davies, R., Donald, C., …Sayers, R. (2014). Public involvement in research: Assessing impact through a realist evaluation. Health Services and Delivery Research, 2(36), 1-128. https://doi.org/10.3310/hsdr02360

Background This study was concerned with developing the evidence base for public involvement in research in health and social care. There now is significant support for public involvement within the National Institute for Health Research, and resear... Read More about Public involvement in research: Assessing impact through a realist evaluation.

Advocacy, social justice and children's rights (2011)
Journal Article
Boylan, J., & Dalrymple, J. (2011). Advocacy, social justice and children's rights. Practice, 23(1), 19-30. https://doi.org/10.1080/09503153.2010.536212

The emergence of independent advocacy services for children and young people has had an impact on promoting the rights of children and young people. Historically, advocacy has been considered an important social work skill underpinned by principles o... Read More about Advocacy, social justice and children's rights.

Preconceptions, power and position: researcher reflections on public involvement in research (2010)
Presentation / Conference
Pollard, K., Evans, D., Dalrymple, J., Miers, M., Moule, P., & Thomas, J. (2010, September). Preconceptions, power and position: researcher reflections on public involvement in research. Paper presented at British Sociological Association Medical Sociology Group Annual Conference, University of Durham, Durham, UK

In the United Kingdom, the Department of Health and many funding bodies require public involvement in health and social care research. However, members of the public are still mostly engaged in research as subjects/participants, or in a limited consu... Read More about Preconceptions, power and position: researcher reflections on public involvement in research.

Independent evaluation of the One Children's Workforce Tool (2010)
Report
Kushner, S., Oliver, B., Benjamin, C., Last, K., Gulati, A., Dalrymple, J., …Eke, R. (2010). Independent evaluation of the One Children's Workforce Tool

The One Children’s Workforce Tool (OCWT) was developed by the Children’s Workforce Development Council (CWDC) in 2008 within the One Children’s Workforce Framework. The Framework describes what a reformed and joined-up workforce should look like at l... Read More about Independent evaluation of the One Children's Workforce Tool.

Advocacy and informed choice: Final report (2010)
Report
Evans, D., Dalrymple, J., Daykin, N., Deave, T., Donskoy, A., Horrocks, S., …Turton, P. (2010). Advocacy and informed choice: Final report

Developing advocacy for children and young people: Current issues in research, policy and practice (2008)
Book
Oliver, C., & Dalrymple, J. (2008). C. Oliver, & J. Dalrymple (Eds.), Developing advocacy for children and young people: Current issues in research, policy and practice. London, UK: Jessica Kingsley

Ambiguity, containment, silence: Reporting encounters with young people as research subjects (2006)
Presentation / Conference
Briddon, J., Dalrymple, J., Jones, M., De Viggiani, N., Kimberlee, R., & Watson, V. (2006, September). Ambiguity, containment, silence: Reporting encounters with young people as research subjects. Paper presented at BSA, Risk & Society Studies Group Conference, University of Kent, UK

I learn by listening: Evaluation of UCAN (2006)
Report
Roberson, J., & Dalrymple, J. (2006). I learn by listening: Evaluation of UCAN

Contemporary advocacy: Providing advocacy for young asylum seekers (2006)
Journal Article
Boylan, J., Edwards, K., & Dalrymple, J. (2006). Contemporary advocacy: Providing advocacy for young asylum seekers. Childright,

Contemporary advocacy: Providing advocacy for young people in child protection conferences (2006)
Journal Article
Boylan, J., & Dalrymple, J. (2006). Contemporary advocacy: Providing advocacy for young people in child protection conferences. Childright,