The document announces a one-day workshop featuring presentations from LSBU social work researchers on using research in practice education. The workshop will include talks on using multiple sensory communication methods in interviews, predictors of student achievement, practice across boundaries, and decision making in real-life situations. It will also feature a keynote speech and guest speakers on relationship-based practice and how mobile phones have changed domestic abuse. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. Attendees are asked to RSVP by June 26th if interested in attending.

1. Using Research in
Practice Education
Workshops
 Michelle Evans: The Use of Multiple Sensory Communication and Interview
Methods (MSCIM)
 Claire Felix: Cracking the Code (predictors of achievement)
 John MacDonough/Maryam Zonouzi: Practice Education across Multiple
Boundaries.
 Andrew Whittaker: Professional Decision-Making: Errors, Emotions and Intuition
in Real Life Situations
An opportunity for practice educators and students to learn from research
undertaken by the LSBU social work team and to apply this to their practice with
service users or other learners.
Keynote Speech
Paul Angeli: Assistant Director, Merton Children’s Services
Guest Speakers
Claudia Megele: PQ/CPD Programme Lead, Middlesex University
(Psychosocial and Relationship Based Practice)
Tirion Havard: Senior Lecturer, School of Health and Social Care LSBU
(How Mobile Phones Have Changed the Face of Domestic Abuse)
FRIDAY 3rd
July
10:00am – 4:00pm
K2 Building, V114
Lunch and refreshments provided
If you are interested and would like to attend, please contact
Bernadette Finnerty finnertb@lsbu.ac.uk 020 7815 6142
By Friday 26th
June