IPH Center UK Faculty Affiliate News

Thank you so much to the 25 UK faculty who completed our survey to inform the role of IPH Center UK faculty affiliates! Survey responses indicated that learning about research speaker events, receiving a research newsletter, and being invited to provide content area and methodological expertise to IPH Center research initiatives on a quarterly basis were of the most interest. Additional UK faculty affiliate programming based on your feedback is in development. In the meantime, please see below for information about an IPH Center research seminar next Tuesday the 14th, a call for future research speakers, and publication news.

“What IPH?” Seminar

We are excited to announce and invite our partners to join us in our next virtual event "WhatIPH?" Seminar: What If A Picture Were Worth More Than 1000 Words?

The seminar will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2023, at 2 PM (EST)

(Free Event)

Please get in touch with Dr. McGladrey at margaret.mcgladrey@uky.edu if you are interested in providing a research talk in response to a provocative “What if?” question or sharing your work in a research brief. Our video production team is standing by to help research projects reach our ever-growing community on all digital and social media platforms. We encourage you to join us in this effort by visiting our YouTube channel and becoming one of our subscribers.

IPH Center Faculty Dr. Kimberly Tumlin and graduate student Michaela Keener published a concept paper on the Triple-E Model modeling complex interactions among the horse (equine), the rider (equestrian), and the environment for equestrian health and safety research.

The next IPH Bomb has dropped!

This one goes to the core of how we set up helping programs. Although many of us talk about 'individualizing' care that of course is not a good idea. If everyone were completely different, we couldn't learn, the experience wouldn't matter, and there would be no such thing as evidence-based practice. Sadly, however, most helping programs are actually designed from the other extreme mass production. This is off-putting and not likely to assist in engagement.

“The solution is Mass Customization.” - John Lyons, Ph.D.