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Patient and Public Involvement Strategy

Research done with and by patients, carers and the public produces better results and treatments. We’ve worked with our Patient and Research Group to identify how we can make sure patients, carers and the public are at the centre of our research.

You can read a summary of our strategy here. Our full strategy document is available here. Read the latest PPIE Progress Report  to find out about activities and progress we have made in delivering our strategy.

► Project and case studies

Find about about more about some of our projects:

  • PPI Small Grants Scheme Projects 2019/20 (March 2020)
  • Engagement project with Asian communities in Oxford (March 2020
  • Engaging people with mild cognitive impairment in ageing and dementia research (May 2020)
  • PPI Workshop Series for public contributors (October 2019)

► Understanding the difference PPI makes

We have worked with our Patients and Research Strategy Group to develop a framework for evaluating PPI at the Oxford Health BRC.

You can read about the difference PPI is making in our latest report sharing feedback from researchers.

The framework is informed by our PPI Strategy and the  UK Standards for Public Involvement. This blog post discusses how the framework was developed.

► Aims

We want to:

  • Raise awareness of our research and opportunities for involvement.
  • Build a pool of patients, carers and the public who are interested in being involved in our research.
  • Provide training and resources to support researchers, patients, carers and the public to work together.
  • Engage with community groups and health services, to make sure our involvement and sharing activities reach a wide range of people.
  • Embed patient and public involvement within our research procedures.
  • Understand the experiences of the people we work with, and find out how this kind of involvement changes research.

Interested in being involved?

To find out more about our strategy, or opportunities to be involved in our research, email involvement@psych.ox.ac.uk .

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