From Research to Improvement: The West Midlands Adult Social Care Research Journey

Wednesday, September 23, 5:30am - 7:00am (EDT)

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The ADASS Research Committee invites you join the latest in its series of webinars, which are designed to support your journey to stronger outcomes through better approaches to evidence.

How can adult social care create a thriving research culture that delivers real-world improvement? In this webinar, WM ADASS will share its Improvement for All Research Framework, a regional approach that connects evidence, practitioner expertise, data, co-production and lived experience to support better outcomes for people and communities.

The session will provide a practical overview of the West Midlands journey, highlighting how partnerships between local authorities, universities, NIHR organisations and people with lived experience have helped build research capacity, strengthen co-production, support evidence-informed practice and develop innovative improvement programmes. Attendees will hear emerging examples of impact from initiatives including VOICES, Communities of Practice, CPD with Me, the Social Care Data Hub and practitioner-researcher development activity, providing ideas that other regions can adapt to their own local research systems.

Speakers: Pete Jackson; Professor Robin Miller; Sandra Simpson; Keymn Whervin; Paul Johnston

Please RSVP for the webinar. After registering, you’ll be able to add the event to your calendar, which includes the joining link. A confirmation email will also be sent to you with the link - if you do not see it, please check your spam folder.

If you have any issues with this, please contact us.

Best wishes,
ADASS National Team

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Add to Calendar 2026/09/23 10:30:00 2026/09/23 12:00:00 Europe/London From Research to Improvement: The West Midlands Adult Social Care Research Journey Join the meeting here: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/354043071957394?p=XlTgtR18JJCNp60aPH

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The ADASS Research Committee invites you join the latest in its series of webinars, which are designed to support your journey to stronger outcomes through better approaches to evidence.

How can adult social care create a thriving research culture that delivers real-world improvement? In this webinar, WM ADASS will share its Improvement for All Research Framework, a regional approach that connects evidence, practitioner expertise, data, co-production and lived experience to support better outcomes for people and communities.

The session will provide a practical overview of the West Midlands journey, highlighting how partnerships between local authorities, universities, NIHR organisations and people with lived experience have helped build research capacity, strengthen co-production, support evidence-informed practice and develop innovative improvement programmes. Attendees will hear emerging examples of impact from initiatives including VOICES, Communities of Practice, CPD with Me, the Social Care Data Hub and practitioner-researcher development activity, providing ideas that other regions can adapt to their own local research systems.

Speakers: Pete Jackson; Professor Robin Miller; Sandra Simpson; Keymn Whervin; Paul Johnston

Please RSVP for the webinar. After registering, you’ll be able to add the event to your calendar, which includes the joining link. A confirmation email will also be sent to you with the link - if you do not see it, please check your spam folder.

If you have any issues with this, please contact us.

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