Making it to the Registers:Documenting Migrant Carers’ Experiences of Registration and Fitness to Practise

Collaboration: Professor Marie - Jacob and Dr Priyasha Saksena

Three short films (3 - 5 minutes) in support of AHRC funded research.

What we did: Production, Videography and Editing

Partners: University of Leeds, Arts and Humanities Research Council, University of Bedfordshire, Petroglyph

We made three short films to help share research as part of an AHRC funded project at the School of Law at Leeds University. The project is led by Professor Marie-Andrée Jacob and Dr Priyasha Saksena.

The research departs from a question:

Who gets to become and remain a professionalised healthcare worker in the UK? This question has become particularly salient given the endemic shortage of qualified healthcare workers in high-income countries with ageing populations.

We worked with Professor Jacob and Dr Saksena to devise an appropriate process for interviews with migrant carers working in the NHS. We also interviewed the artists behind a graphic novel produced as part of the project.

It was important in the research to create a filming situation whereby everyone felt comfortable. In some instances it was necessary protect the identities of some research participants. We worked with the research leads to devise a filming strategy that would get good performances, create striking images look at how communicating lived experience was a key part of this research.

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