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DESCRIPTION:Please see below the Programme for the day​ :  From Connection to Impact: How the Network Enables Research, Collaboration, and Influence      9:00-9:30    Arrival Tea & Coffee       9:30-09:45​    Welcome & Introductions (Anna Adlam & Gretchen Bjornstad) ​       09:45-11:00​     Lightning Research Talks (listed below)       11:00-11:20​     Tea & Coffee, Posters and Networking ​       11:20-11:40​     Research Networks Update- Plans For 2026-29       11:40-12:00​     Themes Panel Update & Discussion​   Theme 1: Meaningful involvement of children and young people in research    Theme 2: Bio-psycho-social-cultural mechanisms of mental health    Theme 3: Mental Health and Education    Theme 4: Adverse Childhood Experiences    Theme 5: Nature, Health and Children and Young People’s Wellbeing       12:00-13:00​     Lunch, Posters and Networking​       13:00-14:30​     Strategy Workshop​       14:50-15:00​     Wrap up, next steps and close ​        Lightning Research Talks      Name​    Title​      Kirsty Cann    The ethics of researching Gender-based Violence with children      Kirsty Cordwell    Early outdoor play predicts trajectories of child mental health in a population-based cohort      Ashley Pope    Playtimes in school and ADHD      Ana Elisa von Ah Morano Filitto    Protocol for an Observational Study: Assessing the Temporal Relationship Between Physical Activity and Affect in Adolescents      Santiago Maillane Vanegas    The PRAIA Study - PROTOCOL      Sam Pulman    Making connections with 'place' and developing resilience      Yuanya Zhang    Understanding digital wellbeing from Young People's Perspectives      David Regis    Social media and young people      Franki Mathews    PHIRST EMPower: Collaboration, Evaluation and Co-creation      Louise Pealing    ACEs across the life course: risk, resilience, and response from the GP clinic        Posters      Name​    Title​      Kath Wilkinson    Turning Insight into Action: Co-Produced Knowledge Mobilisation to Improve Support for Parent Carers      Laura Macro    Adverse Childhood Experiences and Vascular Health: Insights from the ALSPAC Study      Anna March    Place-based approaches to improve the mental health and wellbeing of children and young people: a rapid realist review      Kate Whitney-Morris    Mental Health and Wellbeing for Deaf Children and Young People      Helen Eke    The impact of nature-based education on neurodivergent adolescent mental health and wellbeing      Robert Mann    A qualitative study exploring factors linked to adolescent athletes’ mental health during sports injury       742601
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LOCATION:Woodbridge Room, Reed Hall, Streatham Campus
SUMMARY;LANGUAGE=en-us:Children and Young People's Wellbeing Network Symposium
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