Intercessory Prayer in Colossians
Delve into the significance of intercessory prayer as outlined in Colossians 1:9-11a, emphasizing its importance in a Christian's prayer life. Discover the core elements and purpose of this powerful form of prayer, aiming to deepen spiritual wisdom and understanding. Explore the model set by Paul and Timothy, highlighting the continuous nature of intercessory prayer for others. Uncover the divine filling and goal of a worthy walk that arise from engaging in intercessory prayer.
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NIHR CLAHRC Yorkshire and Humber Community of Practice for ReQoL being creative about next steps together Email: Jo.Cooke@sth.nhs.uk Twitter: @jo_cooke73
NIHR CLAHRC Yorkshire and Humber Handing on the challenge Researchers cannot make the impact YOU are the people who can do this.. Impact= make beneficial to patients/ services/ workforce Email: Jo.Cooke@sth.nhs.uk Twitter: @jo_cooke73
NIHR CLAHRC Yorkshire and Humber Working together is better Learning from what works in practice and in different contexts Not reinventing the wheel.. Engaging with other critical thinkers/ practitioners: Creating synergy Knowledge Exchange Email: Jo.Cooke@sth.nhs.uk Twitter: @jo_cooke73
NIHR CLAHRC Yorkshire and Humber Communities of practice Group of people who Share a common set of problems/ issues/ interest passion and care about doing something well Deepen knowledge together Interact on an ongoing basis Wenger et al (2001) Li et al (2009) suggest CoP Social interaction Knowledge sharing Knowledge creation Identity building Email: Jo.Cooke@sth.nhs.uk Twitter: @jo_cooke73
NIHR CLAHRC Yorkshire and Humber Visible ImpaCT Of Research
NIHR CLAHRC Yorkshire and Humber Examples of CoP: ACORN Addressing Capacity in Organisations to do research Network (ACORN) More than sum of parts: PhD network and developing an MoU Combining experience: e.g. VICTOR tool to measure impact in NHS organisations Problem solving: Sharing and developing Job Descriptions/ Joint posts Mutual support; sharing recruitment strategies for projects: win/win Email: Jo.Cooke@sth.nhs.uk Twitter: @jo_cooke73
NIHR CLAHRC Yorkshire and Humber World caf technique or carousel Table 1: Green, Red, Blue (Tracey Young) Three tables 1. Connecting: social interaction how to keep dialogue going 2. Setting priorities: Knowledge sharing and developing new knowledge together 3. How will you know you re making a difference ( IMPACT) Table 2: Blue, Green, Red (Lizzie Taylor Buck) Table 3: Red, Blue, Green (Jo Cooke) Email: Jo.Cooke@sth.nhs.uk Twitter: @jo_cooke73
