CLUSTER Researcher and active collaborator with the CLUSTER Champions recently received the highly commended inclusive PPIE winner.
The University of Manchester recently held a Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) Celebration on the 11th of July, titled ‘Back to the future: reflecting on our past, shaping our tomorrow’. At this event Dr Stevie Shoop-Worrall, CLUSTER Researcher and active collaborator with the CLUSTER Champions, was awarded the Inclusive PPIE winner (read more here).
The award was in recognition of her research in bridging the gap between child and adult care of psoriatic arthritis. Co-hosts of the PPIE celebration event, Professor Stephanie Snow, Academic Lead for Community Engagement and Involvement and Kay Gallacher, public contributor, called Stevie’s “commitment and dedication to PPIE is truly inspiring”. This award is a small testament of all of Stevie’s fantastic work.
Stevie’s collaborations with the CLUSTER Champions have led to many successful scientific publications and accessible infographics detailing the outcomes of the research. Her passion for accessibility and inclusivity alongside her skills at fostering collaborative work with children, young people and adults with lived experience has been a key success to her research.
It is wonderful to see the celebration of her insightful patient centred work and continued support of the community of children, young people and adults living with arthritis. To see more of Stevie’s collaborative work with the CLUSTER Champions please see her recent publication on using machine learning to identify subtypes in response to Methotrexate by following this link and infographics linked here.
Congrats Stevie! Looking forward to following your future work.
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