Lessons from the PANELS Study

How can we design and deliver equitable, place-based integrated care systems which address health inequalities with, not for, the young people who most need them? Hear the findings from the PANELS study, a collaborative project with young people and community organisations which explored how place-based health and care systems can better meet the needs of underserved young people.

About this event

  • Date: Wednesday 18 November, 13:30 - 14:30
  • Where is it taking place: Virtual event via Zoom
  • Who should attend: This event is open to members of the public (including young people), health and social care professionals, academics and researchers.
  • Free event
  • Download the PDF poster here

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What to expect

PANELS (PArticipation of under-served young people in North East London health and wellbeing Services) was a programme development project bringing together young people and adults to explore how place-based health and care systems and services can best meet the needs of under-served young people. This webinar presents learning from the project, including a film and other outputs co-produced with young people. It will also provide an opportunity to feed into plans for further work on implementing this learning in policy and practice.

Speakers in this event, include:

  • Dr Louca-Mai Brady, University of Hertfordshire
  • Kath Evans, Barts Health NHS Trust
  • Jenny Ellis, Community Action Redbridge

For more enquiries, please contact the PANELS Study Team at panels@herts.ac.uk. 

More information on the project: