We have worked with Queen’s University Belfast (QUB) to deliver creative and impactful educational resources for research projects, primarily working with the School of Nursing & Midwifery.
We have designed educational resources for Queen’s University Belfast research projects on topics including Advance Care Planning for Care Homes during Covid, Dementia Care, Advance Care Planning for Cancer Patients, Building Resilience for Nurses, Sexual Health for Prisoners and Cerebral Palsy & Sleep.
For each project we created a powerful mix of creative outputs including, design of project sub-brands, design and build of e-learning and web resources, animation and video production, design of posters, leaflets, teachers’ packs, booklets and social graphics.
We were privileged to support Queen’s University Belfast researchers in the development and delivery of the groundbreaking ‘If I were Jack’ educational resource series. The resource aimed to engage teenage boys in conversations around sexual health and preventing unplanned pregnancies.
Morrow Communications designed and produced the educational resource and teacher resource pack and produced Irish language versions of the resource: ‘Dá mBa Mise Jack’. The project spanned 5 years with the resource now used in all secondary schools across the British Isles. The success of the project led to the research being published in The Lancet.
Our work with Queen’s University Belfast often centres on building understanding around sensitive subjects and we take pride in our role, working with QUB professors and researchers to bring strategy, empathy, and creativity together in every detail.
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