Honoured to win a poster prize at today’s NIHR Nottingham BRC conference for our Running Through research. We reported on NSAIDs use by recreational runners to manage joint pain, and the impact of Covid-19 on runners.
I also presented my PGCHE study results on the training of basic science PhD students to include PPI in their research. Thanks to the PPI collaborators I interviewed for the project and also the University of Birmingham Rheumatology Research team who developed the Student Patient Alliance PPI Buddy Scheme.
I attempted to make my poster accessible poster by including a QR code to an accessible online version of the poster. I also incorporated an MP3 module and button so people could listen to me giving a one-minute summary of the poster.
Thanks to my dad for creating a frame to include the MP3 module & button & Andy Wragg for helping me put it all together.
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