This presentation will cover an introduction to trauma-informed design research for suicide researchers. After this seminar, attendees should be able to recognize what trauma is and examine how trauma influences research processes through stories based on lived experience. We hope this seminar will empower attendees to begin implementing strategies for drawing on lived experiences with trauma to approach research with sensitivity, care, & compassion.
Presented by:
Topher Jerome: / topherjerome
Andrea Hartzler, PhD: https://bime.uw.edu/faculty/andrea-ha...
Lucas O'Bryan, MSW: https://uwcspar.org/staff/lucas-obryan/
This presentation provides an introduction to the Methods Core specific aims for the University of Washington's Suicide Care Research Center (SCRC). Additionally, the presentation describes the journey of a research project through SCRC funding, with an emphasis on methodological support provided by the center.
After watching this seminar, you should be able to:
Describe how data from your project will contribute to the analysis of SCRC Methods Core’s specific research aims
Locate your project’s status along the SCRC Project Journey
Identify the required and optional supports and tools offered by SCRC’s Methods Core
Presented by:
Molly Adrian, PhD: https://psychiatry.uw.edu/profile/mol...
Lucas O'Bryan, MSW: https://uwcspar.org/staff/lucas-obryan/