The second year of the covid pandemic proved to be another challenging year for everyone on many levels. On the bright side, we’ve powered through and ‘done’ a lot. We have continued exploring what meaningful and sustainable involvement entails across a breadth of opportunities and now is a good time to reflect on how these…
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Involving young people in studies using large health databases
Written by Dr Ruth Jack and Dr Rebecca Joseph, research fellows from the Centre for Academic Primary Care at the University of Nottingham, and Debbie Butler, public contributor. All three have been working together on projects exploring antidepressant use as part of the Mental Health and Technology theme of the National Institute of Health and…
Involving young people in planning a study to evaluate a new treatment for Binge Eating Disorder
NeurOX YPAG Virtual Work Experience Week 26–30 July 2021
Investigating Neuronal Oscillations in Ageing and Dementia
Some research studies into dementia are starting to use Magnetoencephalography scans (also known as MEG scans) but what is MEG? What does it measure? And what can it tell us about neurodegeneration?
Blog post by Andrew Quinn, Jemma Pitt, Méadhbh Brosnan, Sarah Clayton, & Kia Nobre from the Brain & Cognition lab & OxDARE team for Dementia Action Week 2021.
Whose values matter?
This blog was written by Julia Hamer-Hunt, patient co-chair of the Oxford Health BRC’s strategic patient and public involvement (PPI) group and Claire Murray, PPI Manager. It was originally published in the Patient Experience Magazine, Spring 2021 edition. Evaluating the impact of patient and public involvement (PPI) is a contentious issue. There are no nationally…
