Patient and public involvement (PPI)This section of the RDS NW website provides information on patient and public involvement (PPI) in research including news, events and self-help resources.
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The NIHR RDS NW PPI Bursary
The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Research Design Service for the North West (NIHR RDS NW) encourages patient and public involvement (PPI) at all stages of research and encourages researchers to budget for PPI in research funding applications. However, we recognise that until research has been funded, researchers may find it difficult to pay for PPI involvement. This bursary scheme has been launched to support the costs of involving patients and the public in the early stages of research, while researchers are in receipt of NIHR RDS NW advice. Involving patients and members of the public at the earliest stage possible will help researchers to present a more compelling case for their study when submitting an application to research funding bodies; and could lead to higher quality research design.
Latest PPI links
- Making events accessible New
This web resource is for anyone who is organising an event and wants to make it accessible. It is a practical handbook to make any event – whatever the size, whoever the participants – inclusive, so that everyone can take part in the way that [...] - Outcomes in Clinical Research - Whose Responsibility?
- Payment for involvement: Welfare benefit barriers
- Briefing notes for researchers: public involvement in NHS, public health and social care research
- PPI Glossary
Latest PPI events
- The role and value of patient and public involvement and engagement in research
31 May 2012, ManchesterThis is the next event being held by the North West People in Research Forum, with keynote speaker Simon Denegri, Chair of INVOLVE and the INVOLVE Conference
13 Nov 2012, Nottingham