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Patient and Public Involvement in the pandemic

Involving diverse communities in research

8th July 2022

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On 21st of June 2022, around 30 Oxford researchers and 12 public contributors came together at Oxford’s Old Fire Station to discuss ways of involving people from diverse communities in…

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Celebrating a year of involving young people with research

28th May 2021

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Over the last 12 months the Oxford Health BRC PPI team have focussed on involving young people with our research, ensuring that their views and priorities have been recognised during the pandemic

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Living and dying with COVID-19: an ethical perspective is vital

26th May 2021

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World-leading researchers from the UK Pandemic Ethics Accelerator Collaborative consider how we should evaluate decisions made during the covid-19 pandemic and the future response to pandemic threats.

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PPI in the time of COVID-19

8th July 2020

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Public involvement is central to high-quality, ethical research. So, what happens when a pandemic hits and life is turned upside down? Our colleagues at the NIHR Applied Research CollaborationOxford and Thames Valley set out to find out. This blog was first published on their website.

Filed Under: COVID-19 research, News, Patient and Public Involvement in the pandemic

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