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2 0 1 4 - 2 0 1 8 Grow ing four years four years of grow ing Early Career Investigator Think Tank in COST Action BIRTH, IS 140 Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts Center for Health Promotion and Participation Prof. Dr. Claudia


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Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts Center for Health Promotion and Participation

  • Prof. Dr. Claudia Meier Magistretti

Director of Research, Institute for Social Paedagogics and Education claudia.meiermagistretti@hslu.ch

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Early Career Investigator Think Tank in COST Action BIRTH, IS 140 COST-Action Meeting, Malta, November 2018

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Early Career Investigators Specific objectives of the ECI Think Tank

MOU objectives ECI Think Tank

  • bjectives

ECI Think Tank actions Main focus

  • f activity

by year Assess needs and interests. A rapid appraisal of interests and needs. Year 1, 2015 Supports to learn techniques, theoretical approaches, and research skills from each

  • ther, and from experts.

To provide methodological knowledge or appropriate access to it. Represent ECI in MC and CG Skype seminaries Networking and providing mentors and experts. Year 1-4, 2015-2018 Facilitates networks and provides contacts to get involved in active research and in co-publishing. To open networks and to bring together people and knowledge. Delegates of every WG were nominated to participate at the ECI meetings and to take part in other ECI activities. Meetings, Skypes and e-mail coaching Year 1 and 2, 2015- 2016 Gives a platform to discuss to develop their own research ideas so that they can gain funding to continue working in this area after the end of the Action. Provide a trusting space for open discussion. Skype-seminaries Closed ECI group on facebook Think Tank personal meetings at the COST Action meetings Provide Information about grants and funding oportunities. Year 2-4 2016-2018 Year 3-4 2017-2018

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Early Career Investigators Think Tank: the Structure

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ESR virtual group Training schools

WG5 WG3 WG2 STSM

ESR think tank

WG6 WG1 WG4

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Early Career Investigators Think Tank: the Form The «jeepney» think tank

  • 20 to 50 participants at the personal meetings
  • 50 members on mailings
  • 37 members in closed facebook group
  • 12 new members during the Action
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Early Career Investigators Think Tank Personal meetings

WG5 WG3 WG2 STSM WG6 WG1 WG4

  • Updates
  • Couseling/networking
  • Inputs (PHDs)
  • Agenda setting (topics)

Think Tank

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Early Career Investigators Think Tank Personal meetings

  • Closed group on

Facebook

  • «Monday Meetings» to

launch the group

  • Skype seminaries

Virtual Community

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Early Career Investigators virtual group

Members of the virtual group exchanged:

  • questions and answers regarding their projects
  • hints to literature and methodology
  • STSM applications and reports
  • information about conferences & call for papers
  • information about grants & funding opportunities
  • their own achievements within COST-Action
  • their competences and networks
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Early Career Investigators’ contact grid

Name e-mail address Country University/ Institutional Affiliation Skype address PhD (status)/ Academic status Research Interests Research Methods experience e.g. quantitative/ qualitative/ survey design Skilled (and ready to support) in e.g. proof reading or social media Link to personal website or network

Alicja Kotlowska kotlowska@gumed. edu.pl wicca1@wp.pl for facebook Poland Medical University of Gdansk

  • btained

PhD, lecturer at University , now gathering data and preparing for habilitatio n Metabolo mics, determina tion of biological ly active compoun ds in different samples, endocrine diseases, measurem ents of steroid hormones and

  • xytocin,

advanced multivaria te biochemica l assessment s, multivariat e analysis, chromatogr aphy Proofreadin g in English https://ww w.research gate.net/pro file/Alicja_ Kottowska

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Early Career Investigators Skype meetings and seminaries

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Early Career Investigators Skype meetings and seminaries Skype meetings for everyone who has a small or big question looks for an expert to support research has new plans and is looking for others to join just wants to listen to what others do

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Early Career Investigators skype meetings

Lead and members of the Think Tank did:

  • Peer-to-peer consulting
  • Allocate specific experts for specific questions
  • Give technical support in each others’ studies
  • Translate abstracts and instruments for each
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  • Coach each other to design research projects
  • Help each other writing STSM designs,

applications and reports

  • Exchange interdisciplinary knowledge
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Early Career Investigators Skype Seminaries

Skype seminaries were held on various topics:

  • Qualitative and quantitative research methods and

epistemiology

  • Fetal movements
  • How to write a PHD when having a family with

small children

  • Obstetric violence and its measurement
  • How to start a new COST Action (with Soo Downe)
  • How to get started with a PHD
  • Different countries – different birth cultures: an

exchange of experiences and impressions

  • Regional research – international cooperation
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What ECI say about the Think Tank

  • It made me feel connected with the ACTION
  • I enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of ECI meetings because this helps to

ask all sorts of questions without fear of looking ‘stupid’.

  • Participants are very open and willingly share their own ideas and

experiences.

  • Loads of new knowledge about becoming/being a PhD student and

(most importantly) information of the informal kind, that you do not get from textbooks.

  • ECI is a wonderful opportunity to get and stay in touch with peers

and is not limited to the sharing of information on research. It also provides emotional support.

  • The multi-disciplinarity and the multi-culturalism of our group
  • ffer the opportunity of widening our horizons and see different

perspectives and opinions.

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Early Career Investigators: examples of their achievements

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  • http://sic.sapo.pt/Programas/queridasmanhas/queridasmanhas_lista/2017-01-19-Violencia-Obstetrica
  • 12.15-13.21
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Output Type Year ECI All authors Title Journal IF Doi/Link

Direct Publication 2016 Santos MJDS, Skoko E Sadler M, Santos MJDS, Ruiz- Berdún D, Gonzalo Leiva Rojas GL, Skoko E, Gillen P, Clausen JA. Moving beyond disrespect and abuse: addressing the structural dimensions of

  • bstetric violence

Reproductive Health Matters Volume 24, Issue 47, May 2016, Pages 47-55 1.855 DOI: https://doi.org/10 .1016/j.rhm.2016. 04.002 http://www.scien cedirect.com/scie nce/article/pii/S0 96880801630002 7 Direct Publication 2016 Santos MJDS, Skoko E Sadler M, Santos MJDS, Ruiz- Berdún D, Gonzalo Leiva Rojas GL, Skoko E, Gillen P, Clausen JA. (Portuguese translation) Para além do desrespeitos e do abuso: as dimensões estruturais da violência

  • bstétrica

Questões de Saúde Reprodutiva 2017; 10: 64-72 Direct Publication 2016 Santos MJDS, Skoko E Sadler M, Santos MJDS, Ruiz- Berdún D, Gonzalo Leiva Rojas GL, Skoko E, Gillen P, Clausen JA. (Chinese translation) Moving beyond disrespect and abuse: addressing the structural dimensions of

  • bstetric violence

Indirect Publication 2018 Elena Skoko, Alessandra Battisti Claudia Ravaldi, Elena Skoko, Alessandra Battisti, Michela Cericco, Alfredo Vannacci Abuse and disrespect in childbirth assistance in Italy: A community- based survey European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, Volume 224, May 2018, Pages 208-209 1'809

https://ww w.sciencedir ect.com/scie nce/article/ pii/S030121 1518301532

Indirect Publication 2018 Elena Skoko, Alessandra Battisti Claudia Ravaldi, Elena Skoko, Alessandra Battisti, Michela Cericco, Alfredo Vannacci Sociodemogra phic characteristics

  • f women

participating to the LOVE- THEM (Listening to Obstetric Violence Experiences THrough Enunciations and Measurement) investigation in Italy Data in Brief, Volume 19, August 2018, Pages 226-229 1.43

https://ww w.sciencedir ect.com/scie nce/article/ pii/S235234 0918304992

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Early Career Investigators Think Tank: the Training Schools

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Training schools in Valencia and Lucerne

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Training School 2016, Valencia

BEYOND BIRTH COHORTS: from study design to data management

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COST A Acti tion I IS1405: B Bui uilding I Int ntrapartu tum R Research T h Throug ugh H Health ( h (“Birth”). ). An Interdisciplinary whole system approach to understanding and contextualising physiological labour and birth Traini ning School F

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12th to 14

  • 14 th 2018

2018

INNOVATION IMPLEMENTATIO ION IN P PRACTIC ICE THROUGH I INTER ERDISCIPLINA NARY RESEAR ARCH

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Inspiration and Innovation by art, by science and by practice

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You feel challenged. By excitement. By talent. By others’ inspiration. And, why not, by the grandeur of humankind, if I may say.

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Early Career Investigators Think Tank: the End

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ESR virtual group Training schools

WG5 WG3 WG2 STSM

ESR think tank

WG6 WG1 WG4

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Th Than ank y you, ECI, S Soo, R Ram amon, an and al all o

  • f you!