University of Brighton Co-Production Donor Research Project: A success story of student and academic collaboration to provide undergraduate students with knowledge to make an informed decision about organ donation.

Simonne Weeks; Rebecca Craig; Shavanne  Edwards; Estella  Brown

University of Brighton Co-Production Donor Research Project: A success story of student and academic collaboration to provide undergraduate students with knowledge to make an informed decision about organ donation.

Simonne Weeks, Rebecca Craig, Shavanne Edwards, Estella Brown

Research output: Contribution to conference › Other

Abstract

An online organ donation and transplant (ODT) intervention was co-produced by researchers and students (event champions, EC), who were given training in facilitating safe and dynamic discussions. The student-led session provided an educational foundation to support the thought process of ODT decisions made by undergraduate (UG) student participants. The session was interactive and created a safe space to share ideas. The intervention showed success in promoting the communication of an informed choice to their families, while engaging young people and addressing misconceptions, such as that organ donation occurs later in life. Moving forward the co-production research team will continue working together and co-present ideas in upcoming conferences.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 14 Jan 2022
Event	Co-production with Young People Huddle at Brunel University: The Centre for Health and Wellbeing across the Lifecourse is delighted to host a Co-production Community event, bringing together practitioners, researchers and young people to critically reflect and discuss upon using co-production approaches with young people. - Brunel University , London, United Kingdom Duration: 14 Jan 2022 → 14 Jan 2022

Conference

Conference	Co-production with Young People Huddle at Brunel University
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	London
Period	14/01/22 → 14/01/22

Keywords

Co-production
Organ and tissue donation

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Weeks, S , Craig, R, Edwards, S & Brown, E 2022, 'University of Brighton Co-Production Donor Research Project: A success story of student and academic collaboration to provide undergraduate students with knowledge to make an informed decision about organ donation.', Co-production with Young People Huddle at Brunel University, London, United Kingdom, 14/01/22 - 14/01/22.

University of Brighton Co-Production Donor Research Project: A success story of student and academic collaboration to provide undergraduate students with knowledge to make an informed decision about organ donation. / Weeks, Simonne ; Craig, Rebecca; Edwards, Shavanne et al.
2022. Co-production with Young People Huddle at Brunel University, London, United Kingdom.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Other

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