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
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We welcome feedback on how useful the case studies are as a resource. 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