The first HRA Make it Public (openness and transparency in research) conference will take place online on Wednesday 3 – Thursday 4 November 2021. We hope you'll join us.
The goal of the conference is to encourage and share best practice in research transparency, with sessions on the Make it Public strategy and research transparency in action. Attendees will hear from a wide range of partners and public participants for an engaging discussion on the impact of transparent research on patients, communities, and the way we work and live more broadly.
Wednesday 3 November: 1.00pm – 4.00pm
Thursday 4 November: 1.00pm – 4.00pm
Where: https://hramakeitpublic.intelligo.events/
If you would like to attend the event, please register via the link above. Agenda is below, tickets are free.
Day 1 - Wednesday 3 November 2021
1.00pm - 1.10pm
Welcome
Matt Westmore, Health Research Authority
1.15pm - 1.45pm
Keynote: Let’s talk about it: Keeping participants informed and why it’s so important
Jo Taylor, After Breast Cancer Diagnosis
1.50pm - 2.20pm
Making transparency easy and the norm: An update on the Make it Public strategy
Naho Yamazaki, Health Research Authority
(repeated on day two, please choose which session you attend)
2.20pm - 2.30pm
Break
2.30pm- 3.00pm
Save invisibility for superheroes, research should be seen: Registering studies and encouraging transparency
Claire Veryard, ISRCTN
3.05pm - 3.45pm
Panel: The how, why and what of communicating with participants
Katie Gillies, University of Aberdeen
Amelia Hursey, Parkinson’s UK Lynn Laidlaw, Public Contributor
Annabelle South, University College London
3.50pm - 4.00pm
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Derek Stewart, Public Contributor
Day two - Thursday 4 November
1.15pm - 1.25pm
Welcome
Derek Stewart, Public Contributor
1.30pm - 2.00pm
Keynote: Leading the way: How transparency makes the UK a great place for health and social care research
Lucy Chappell, Department of Health and Social Care
2.00pm - 2.10pm
Break
2.15pm - 2.40pm
Research transparency in a post EU-exit landscape: Embedding transparency in new clinical trials regulations
Martin O’Kane, Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency
2.45pm - 3.00pm
Making transparency easy and the norm: An update on the Make it Public strategy
Naho Yamazaki, Health Research Authority
(repeated from day one, please choose which session you attend)
3.05pm - 3.45pm
Panel: Tell it all!: Why publishing results is crucial, whatever the story
Robert Kiley, cOAlition S Della Dolapo Ogunleye, Patient Contributor
Valerie Philippon, Takeda Pharmaceuticals
Phil Quinlan, University of Nottingham
3.50pm - 4.00pm
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Matt Westmore, Health Research Authority
