Presentations given by Pilgrim Projects/Patient Voices programme
This page provides links to presentations produced by or about the Patient Voices programme and Pilgrim Projects. In most cases, embedded links will take you to any stories used in the presentation.
Passing past dragons: exploring the challenge of ageing through digital storytelling This is the presentation given by Pip Hardy, Grete Jamissen and Tony Sumner at the Ageing as adventure: Reimaging later life conference at Emmanuel College, Cambridge on the 19th March 2024.
Patient Voices: Transforming People and Healthcare for 20 Years This is the presentation given by Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner to the Storytelling and Health Online Event at the Narrative Practices Lab, Discovery Research Platform, Institute for Medical Humanities, Durham University School of Education on the 15th March 2024.
Learning Inclusion in a Digital Age: Belonging and Finding a Voice This is the presentation given by Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner to the Narrative Practices Lab, at the Institute for Medical Humanities, Durham University School of Education on the 13th March 2024.
The 11 to 25 hub – why, what, who and where? This is the presentation given by Tony Sumner at the South West Children & Young People Transformation Programme CYP Transition Workshop on the 23rd May 2023.
Digital storytelling and wellbeing: investigating the transformative and therapeutic impacts of digital storytelling and its contribution to lifelong learning. This is the presentation given by Dr Laura Mazzoli-Smith and Dr Pip Hardy at the Lillehammer Lifelong Learning ICDE Conference on the 17th February 2023.
Caring Stories and person-centred care; using the narrative paradigm to develop a generic learning methodology to foster care ethics informed interpersonal and professional practice. This is the presentation given by Dr Laura Mazzoli-Smith at the Lillehammer Lifelong Learning ICDE Conference on the 17th February 2023.
‘I have a new superpower!’ Digital Storytelling to convey actionable human insights in the manufacturing industry. This is the presentation given by Dr Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner at the Lillehammer Lifelong Learning ICDE Conference on the 17th February 2023.
Digital storytelling and wellbeing: investigating the transformative potential of digital storytelling and its contribution to health and wellbeing. This is the presentation given by Dr Laura Mazzoli-Smith and Dr Pip Hardy at RISE UP! the 10th International Digital Storytelling Conference at Loughborough University (UK) on the 21st June 2022.
Lunch and Learn. This is Tony Sumner’s presentation to the the Imperial College Healthcare Trust Lunch and Learn session on the 23rd September 2020.
Do not go gentle into that good night: Giving voice to patients, families and staff. This is Pip Hardy’s presentation at the Royal Society of Medicine Giving Voice to Suffering conference in London, England, on the 11th March 2020.
Cultivating Compassion: Digital storytelling in healthcare. This is Tony Sumner’s presentation at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London in London, England, on the 24th February 2020.
Patient Voices: a short history of digital storytelling in healthcare. This is Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner’s presentation at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in Gjorvik, Norway, on the 21st February 2020.
Introduction to digital storytelling. This is Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner’s workshop presentation at the Inland Norway University of Applied Sciences in Elverum, Norway, on the 17th February 2020.
Learning from stories: fifteen years of the Patient Voices programme. This is Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner’s presentation at the June 2019 Storytelling for Health conference in Swansea.
Equality, kindness and dignity: using stories to make the workplace better. This is the presentation for the June, 2019 conference.
Stories to change thinking, stories to inspire action.
This is the workshop given by Tony Sumner at the Care Quality Commission Equality and Human Rights conference in February 2019.
Driving change through stories and reflection: Getting it right for patients, families and staff
This is Dr Pip Hardy’s presentation at the 9th November 2018 ‘Getting it right for patients’ LOROS Hospice conference in Leicester, UK.
Working group 2: DST in society
This is the summary of Working Group 2 (DST in Society) at the 2018 Digital Storytelling conference in Zakynthos, Greece.
Ethical digital storytelling in healthcare research: dilemmas and debates.
This is the workshop given by Dr Carol Haigh, Manchester Metropolitan University and Dr Pip Hardy, Patient Voices at the 2018 Digital Storytelling conference in Zakynthos, Greece.
‘The end is where we start from’: Learning from 15 years of Patient Voices.
This is the Plenary given by Dr Pip Hardy at the 2018 Digital Storytelling conference in Zakynthos, Greece.
Points of view: an exploration of a digital storytelling project from different perspectives
This is the symposium given by Karen Deeny, Pip Hardy, Fiona O’Neill, Rachel Scanlan, Claudia Gore and Jo Tait at the 2018 Digital Storytelling conference in Zakynthos, Greece.
Terrific Teens (and Fabulous Families)
This is Claudia Gore and Pip Hardy’s multi-modal presentation for the International Digital Storytelling conference Trends in Digital Storytelling: Research and Practices in Zakynthos, Greece on 21/09/2018.
The stories referred to in the presentation can be seen on the Terrific Teens project page.
Beyond Both Sides Now!: Bringing Patients and Parents together
This is Tony Sumner’s presentation from the 2018 Digital Storytelling conference in Zakynthos, Greece.
DNA of care: One year on, Sharing the learning
These are the presentations from the conference held on the 7th December 2017 to share the learning and spin-offs from the DNA of Care project, one year on.
Storytelling for resilience: The DNA of Care project
On the 16th November 2017 the Royal College of Nursing brought together experts on resilience in health care to discuss the topic of resilience in the workplace. This is the presentation given by Dr Pip Hardy and Dr Karen Deeny. In addition to the presentation, this short video puts forward their ideas on resilience in the workplace, arguing for a more critical, psychosocial perspective in the light of their experiences of the learning from the DNA of Care project.
Patient Voices: how stories of safety, quality and culture form the DNA of care
This is the opening plenary session, including Dr Pip Hardy’s contribution (at about 17 minutes and in the summary discussion from about 59 minutes) given at the 2017 International Society for Quality in Health Care. (ISQua) conference on 01/10/2017.
We are grateful to ISQua for the link to this presentation.
Inter-professional learning from Patient Voices
This is Pip Hardy’s presentation given at the AGM of the Centre for the Advancement of Inter-Professional Education (CAIPE) on the 12/09/2016.
Digital storytelling in healthcare education
This is Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner’s presentation from the HEA Health Sciences Conference at the East Midlands Conference Centre, Nottingham University on the 12/09/2016.
Effective, Affective, Reflective: A Reflective Model for Digital Storytelling Facilitation
This is Tony Sumner’s presentation given at the “Cultivating Compassion” conference at the “Voices of Change” International Digital Storytelling Conference, Smith College, Northampton, USA 27th September 2015.
Cultivating compassion in care: the power of stories
This is Pip Hardy’s keynote given at the “Cultivating Compassion” conference at the University of Brighton, 6th May 2015. Click on the word clouds to see the stories.
Inverting the Pyramid of Voice: digital storytellers creating activist memes of care experiences
This is Tony Sumner’s presentation given at ‘DS9 Storytelling and Activism’, University of South Wales, Cardiff, 24th April 2015.
Stories, values and identity: reflecting through digital storytelling
This is Pip Hardy and David Gill’s presentation given at the CAIPE Student Conference, Birmingham, 23rd March 2015.
The crisis of my life
This is Pip Hardy’s keynote on the final day of the “Digital Storytelling in Times of Crisis” conference at the University of Athens, May 10th 2014.
Raising Voices
This is Tony Sumner and Pip Hardy’s presentation on the first day of the “Digital Storytelling in Times of Crisis” conference at the University of Athens, May 8th 2014.
Hearing voices: transforming cultures
This is Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner’s presentation as part of the Global Mental Health Exhibition at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine October 8th 2013.
The quivering of the heart: cultivating compassion in healthcare
This is Pip Hardy’s keynote presentation to the Create Act Change 5th International Digital Storytelling Conference at Haceteppe University, Ankara, Turkey, May 10th 2013. A version of the presentation with an audio track of Pip’s voiceover can be found here.
First, do no harm
This is Pip Hardy’s presentation to the Create Act Change 5th International Digital Storytelling Conference at Haceteppe University, Ankara, Turkey, May 10th 2013.
Hearing Voices
This is Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner’s presentation to the Create Act Change 5th International Digital Storytelling Conference at Haceteppe University, Ankara, Turkey May 9th 2013.
Going around and around
This is Pip Hardy and Cathy Jayne’s presentation to the Create Act Change 5th International Digital Storytelling Conference at Haceteppe University, Ankara, Turkey May 8th 2013.
Using digital storytelling in the development of multi-professional learning organisations in primary care: opportunities and challenges
This is Pip Hardy and Anne McKee’s presentation to the American Educational Research Association conference on April 30th 2013 in San Francisco, USA. The accompanying project report can be found here.
Making the big picture personal: opportunities, challenges and some ethical issues
This presentation was part of a webinar given by Pip Hardy to Alberta Health Services in April 2013 as a follow-up to the November 2012 webinar (see below).
Dangling conversations: stories of dementia
Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner’s keynote presentation from the Møte med minner (Meeting memories) conference in Oslo on the 10th December 2012.
Using stories: making the big picture personal
This is Pip Hardy’s video presentation to Alberta Health Services on the 26th November 2012.
How can stories of patient and professional experience contribute to BESST in clinical medical education?
This is Tony Sumner’s presentation given at “Social Science Teaching in Medicine: Current State of the Art & Future Directions” Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, 6th July 2012.
Listening to Patient Voices: humanising healthcare
This is Pip Hardy’s presentation given at “A patient-centred approach: providing personalised care and delivering value” in Central Hall, Westminster, London on the 4th July 2012.
Transforming healthcare through Effective, Affective and Reflective digital stories
This is Pip Hardy’s keynote presentation from the NTWC Quality Conference‘ conference at Tuen Mun, on the 09/12/2011.
Involving patients, educating clinicians and transforming healthcare
This is Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner’s workshop presentation from the ‘Educating for PPI‘ conference at London Southbank University on the 20/10/2011.
Hearing Patient Voices: healing and recovery through digital storytelling
This is Pip Hardy’s ‘virtual’ presentation to the Second Summit for Global Mental Health, Capetown, South Africa October 17th 2011 (www.globalmentalhealth.org).
Patient Voices: Transforming healthcare through digital storytelling
This is the keynote presentation given by Pip Hardy at the 4th International Conference on Digital Storytelling in Lillehammer, Norway on February 5th 2011.
Ways of knowing, ways of being
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy and Cathy Jaynes, from the University of Colorado and the Center for Medical Transport Research, at the 16th International Reflective Practice conference at the University of Bedford in June 2010.
Reflection and eflection: A new model for new technologies?
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner at the 16th International Reflective Practice conference at the University of Bedford in June 2010.
Changing the angle of reflection: digital storytelling and transformation
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy, Tony Sumner and Cathy Jaynes, from the University of Colorado and the Center for Medical Transport Research, at the 16th International Reflective Practice conference at the University of Bedford in June 2010.
The Nurse, the Nerd and the Narrator: creating and using Patient Voices reflective digital stories
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy, Tony Sumner and Cathy Jaynes, from the University of Colorado and the Center for Medical Transport Research, at the Patient Opinions ‘Out of the box’ conference in Birmingham on the 22nd June 2010.
Going digital – but staying personal!
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy, Elspeth McLean and Judy Bowker, University of Liverpool, at the Authenticity to Action Conference in November 2009.
Effective, Affective and Reflective: Patient Voices digital storytelling in healthcare education
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy and Gemma Stacey, University of Nottingham, at the Nurse Education Tomorrow Conference in Cambridge in 2009.
Inspiring Innovation through Patient Voices
This presentation was given by Tony Sumner and Laura Hibbs, NHS Yorkshire and the Humber, at the NHS Innovations Expo in June 2009.
The shock of reality: digital stories of newly-qualified nurses
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy and Gemma Stacey, University of Nottingham, at the Narrative, Health and Social Justice Conference at Keele University in June 2009.
The power of e-flection: using digital storytelling to facilitate reflective assessment of junior doctors’ experiences in training
This presentation was given by Tony Sumner at the ‘Learning for a Complex World’ conference at the University of Surrey on the 31st March 2009.
See, hear! Designing patient-shaped healthcare
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy, Sharon Ombler-Spain, and Margaret Hickman at the Patient and Public Involvement in OOH’s and Urgent Care Conference in Birmingham on 19 March 2009.
Using digital storytelling and digital stories in medical education
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner to the UK Paediatric Educators’ Special Interest Group on 20th November 2008.
Patient Voices: the essential experience
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy at a workshop at the NHS Live! conference in November 2007.
Patient Voices: the essential experience
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy at the Authenticity to Action conference in Grange-over-Sands in November 2007.
Through the looking glass: Looking at the creation and use of digital stories from both sides
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy and Professor Paul Stanton, Northumbria University, at the Authenticity to Action conference in Grange-over-Sands in November 2007.
When shall we three meet again? A three-way parnership results in a truly patient-centred educational resource
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy, Jean Bailey-Dering, NRAS, and Joanne Mangnall, RCN, at the Authenticity to Action conference in Grange-over-Sands in November 2007.
Hearing the patient’s voice:Using digital storytelling to improve continence care in care homes
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy and Joanne Mangnall, RCN, at the Authenticity to Action conference in Grange-over-Sands in November 2007.
Connecting to the future: a vision of e-health with nurses as ‘keepers of the stories’
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy at the Nurse Education Tomorrow conference in 2007.
Digital storytelling in healthcare: the essential experience
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy and Michelle Spencer of the Center for Digital Storytelling at the Chronic disease prevention and management conference in Calgary, Canada in October 2007.
Patient Voices: stories from the heart of healthcare
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy at the Nurse Education Tomorrow conference in 2006.
Patient Voices: A short history of digital storytelling in healthcare
This presentation was given by Pip Hardy at the All Together Better Health conference in April 2006.