Helen White and Danni Elster are both volunteers for the Peaches Womb Cancer Trust Patient Voices group and are using their own experiences to help improve womb cancer research.

Sarah, Helen and Danni talk about

1. How the group grew from one voice to Patient Voices
2. The difference they have made to research especially around language and ethics
3. Why contributing to research can help bring meaning and comfort following a cancer diagnosis
4. What research teams could be doing to work more effectively with patients

Find out more

1. Read the full show notes on the podcast website
2. Connect with Helen via LinkedIn or email
3. Find out about Peaches Trust and Peaches Trust Patient Voices

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Research Adjacent Directory Member of the Month: Susan Mandala, Writing Works Consulting

Dr Susan Mandala offers a range of workshops on research writing including her signature offer, How to Really Write Your Literature Review. Other topics include writing academic papers with clear narratives, supporting expert practitioners transitioning into research, establishing consistent writing practices, and improving confidence. Find out more at www.writingworksconsulting.co.uk

Helping you have conversations that move research forwards

When she's not hosting Research Adjacent, Sarah McLusky organises, facilitates and trains people to run events, workshops and meetings that get people talking about research. To find out more about working with Sarah and to book a free call go to https://sarahmclusky.com/