Michael R Gionfriddo Juan P Brito Victor Montori, MD 💙 Frances Mair Carl May @carlrmay ‼️An important addition this year: we have a live stream registration option for plenary and panel sessions. ‼️

Registration is OPEN!! Please join us September 17-20, 2024 for KER UNIT #CareThatFits24

You can find the preliminary program and registration link at ce.mayo.edu/ctf24

Early bird rates are available until July 31st. Call for abstracts will be available with the week.

Michael R Gionfriddo Juan P Brito Victor Montori, MD 💙 Frances Mair Carl May @carlrmay AND as always patients & patient advocates can register for free.

Freelance researcher with impressive client list - available now….

#bloodyhellKen . Remember getting a bottle of Ferrous for $29 at Leo's supermarket in Kew in 2015. Now close to $1000. Should have taken it home and kept it.

Here are monash I’ve done a two day NPT workshop, a half day inequalities workshop, and a burden of treatment seminar. Lovely people and a real sense of intellectual excitement. All done now, so I’m in the garden enjoying a cold one.

A captivated group of academics and practitioners & clinicians learning about & leaning into #normalisationprocesstheory
Great convos & reflections across the room about trust, relationships, operations, & accountability. 🙏🏾 for holding space for our questions Carl May @carlrmay

This is disgraceful. I hope that the meeting is widely boycotted by all UK cardiologists with any memory and any conscience.
And BTW in this case, CRT does not mean cardiac resynchronization therapy! (There are only 17,576 possible 3-letter acronyms)

Day 2 of Normalisation Process Theory Masterclass has begun. ⁦Carl May @carlrmay.bsky.social⁩ busy presenting and answering our many questions. Such an inspirational and engaging presenter. Thank you Carl!

And that’s a wrap. Thank you ⁦Carl May @carlrmay.bsky.social⁩ for your masterclass on Normalisation Process Theory 🙏🙏

A wonderful day on the Mornington Peninsula with Scott and ⁦Dr Darsh Ayton⁩ - generous hosts and fascinating conversation.There was also some wine, obvs.

One of the many joys of this visit to @Monashas been meeting fellow visitor Maria E. Fernandez, PhD and learning about intervention mapping. Looking forward to collaborating!

Carl May @carlrmay.bsky.social Monash University Oh wow, I am so jealous of this right now. Mostly though I’d love to join you! 🍻

Fabulous day talking Normalization Process Theory with a whole bunch of new friends at Monash University Melbourne. I love this city. Currently enjoying a pint of IPA in St Kilda.

New The Michael Marmot Institute of Health Equity UCL analysis confirms since 2010 central government spending cuts to local authorities were highest in areas with lower life expectancy and more health inequalities, further harming health in these places @MichaeMarmot @UCL bit.ly/LEGAP

Day 2 of our equity in intervention mapping workshop with key stakeholders has begun. And ⁦Carl May @carlrmay⁩ is in the house!! Wow. Having Carl & Maria Fernandez & our industry experts & consumer lived experience expertise is next level brilliant!!
#BruntFellowship
#EquityMatters

Why is this only trending in Australia? I don't want to be overly sociological about this, but surely it's a massive global phenomenon?

Just came across something I wrote in 2005. Turns out I was half right, at least.

Looking at qualitative process evaluations of complex intervention studies and implementation projects, it's often striking how uninformative they are. Sometimes, it's not at all clear whether the intervention 'worked' or whether the implementation was 'successful'. I wonder why.