Case study examples of good practice for researchers
This series of case studies show a variety of ways that researchers can effectively involve the public in their research.
Putting patients at the heart of research
Listening to the patient voice in ME/CFS research
Representing the patient voice in ME/CFS research
Shaping future research into rare forms of anaemia, see also the related YouTube video: patients shaping future research priorities
Co-producing research with young people
Involving sixth form students as researchers
Co-designing digital interventions to improve children’s mental health
Co-producing research on young people’s mental health and wellbeing, see also the related YouTube video: involving young people’s voices in mental health research
Listening to, and involving, public voices
Involving the public in a Tweetchat
Positive impacts of a Public Advisory Board
Creating a culture of public involvement in a research unit
Supporting diverse populations using community-led solutions
A neurodiversity-inspired approach to brain development research
Co-creating a research study with Nairobi sex-workers
MRC public partnerships in research webinars
The aim of our MRC public partnerships in research webinars is to share practical examples of where the research community has come together with public partners to shape and share scientific research.
The webinars include practical tips shared through presentations and panel discussions.
View the webinar playlist on YouTube.
Tell us what you think
We welcome feedback on our examples of good practice. It will be helpful for us to know which aspects work well and which could be improved.
Contact us at email: publicengagement@mrc.ukri.org