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Tuffrey-Wijne I, Giatras N, Goulding L, et al. Identifying the factors affecting the implementation of strategies to promote a safer environment for patients with learning disabilities in NHS hospitals: a mixed-methods study. Southampton (UK): NIHR Journals Library; 2013 Dec. (Health Services and Delivery Research, No. 1.13.)

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Appendix 1Research team and research advisory board

Core research team
NamePositionArea of expertise
Dr Irene Tuffrey-Wijne
(chief investigator)
Senior Research Fellow, SGUL/Kingston University and Maastricht University (Netherlands)Qualitative methodologies and mixed-methods research; clinical background in learning disability nursing and palliative care nursing; chairperson of the Palliative Care for People with Learning Disabilities Network; chairperson of the European taskforce on intellectual disability of the European Association of Palliative Care
Dr Niki GiatrasResearch Fellow, SGUL; day-to-day project managerBackground in psychology, physical activity and mental health; qualitative methodologies
Dr Lucy GouldingResearch Assistant, SGULPatient safety in NHS hospitals; mixed-methods health services research
Ms Liz AbrahamResearch Assistant, SGULClinical background in occupational therapy; health services research
Mr Gary ButlerCoresearcher; Research and Training Advisor, SGULDoing inclusive research; experience of living with learning disabilities
Mr Paul AdelineCoresearcher; Research and Training Advisor, SGULDoing inclusive research; experience of living with learning disabilities; member of independent inquiry (Michael 2008)4

SGUL, St George’s, University of London.

Extended research team
NamePositionExpertise
Professor Baroness Sheila HollinsaProfessor of Psychiatry of Disability, SGUL; Member of House of Lords; family carerLearning disabilities, research; member of independent inquiry (Michael 2008);4 families/carers of people with learning disabilities
Professor Christine EdwardsaDirector, Institute of Leadership and Management in Health, Kingston UniversityOrganisation/management research
Dr Steven GillardSenior Lecturer, Social Sciences and Mental Health, SGULQualitative methodologies; managing collaborative research projects
Dr Sarah WhiteSenior Biostatistician, SGULStatistical analysis
Ms Sara ChristianResearch Fellow, SGUL/Kingston UniversityChange management

SGUL, St George’s, University of London.

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Also a member of the research advisory board.

Research advisory boarda
NamePositionExpertise
Sir Leonard Fenwick
(chairperson)
Chief Executive of Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation TrustSenior management; NHS hospitals
Professor Baroness Sheila HollinsAs listed above
Professor Christine EdwardsAs listed above
Ms Vanessa GordonAssociate Director of Patient Safety, NHS Commissioning BoardPatient safety; incident reporting
Ms Monica StannardFamily carerFamilies/carers of people with learning disabilities
Ms Amanda CresswellResearch Assistant, SGUL; self-advocateExperience of living with learning disabilities
Ms Vicki RaphaelFamily carerFamilies/carers of people with learning disabilities
Ms Vikki CarruthDeputy Director of Nursing, St George’s HospitalNursing management, safeguarding
Ms Yvonne ConnollyPatient Safety Manager, St George’s HospitalPatient safety, NHS hospitals
Dr Mark CotteeConsultant and Senior Lecturer in Geriatric Medicine, St George’s HospitalElderly/dementia care; vulnerable groups
Ms Alison RobertsonDirector of Nursing, St George’s HospitalProfessional leadership and quality improvement; management; NHS hospitals

SGUL, St George’s, University of London.

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Core research team members attended research advisory board meetings.

Two research advisory board members from Mencap (Beverley Dawkins and Helen Mycock) withdrew after the first meeting, when a conflict of interest with the study became obvious. One coresearcher with learning disabilities, Lloyd Page, who also worked for Mencap, withdrew simultaneously for the same reason and was replaced by Gary Butler.

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