An overview
Public involvement in research is when the research is carried out with or by members of the public rather than
‘to’, ‘about’, or ‘for’ them. This includes, for example, working with research funders to prioritise research,
offering advice as members of a project steering group, commenting on and developing research materials and
undertaking research with research participants.
For more information, see About public involvement.
The People in Research website is a notice board of involvement opportunities from NIHR and many other organisations in the health and social care research sector.
Latest Opportunities
Sharing your views on emotional wellbeing support for self-catheterisation: a PPI project
User experiences of a digital Emotional Wellbeing Programme to support self-catheterisation
Help shape the Future of Stroke Rehabilitation
We are looking for people with lived experience of upper limb impairment following stroke
Help shape a new heart-protection device (paid, online)
Had a heart attack? Share your views in a paid 45-min call to shape a new heart-protection device.
Help shape patient rehabilitation when experiencing depressive symptoms after fragility fracture!
Aim: to design an intervention for physiotherapists and OTs to support patients with low mood
Help shape how nurses and doctors in intensive care support LGBTQ+ people at the end of life
Join our advisory group to make sure our study reflects what really matters to LGBTQ+ people.
Join Our Public Advisory Panel
Help shape research into genetics, our immune system and severe infections
Men aged 40+ with urinary symptoms: share your views on home health technology
Join a small 2-hour focus group in London and share your views on using AI-based health technology
Have your say in hip and knee replacement research priorities
https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/oxford/hip-knee-replacement-research-priorities
Developing a Triage Tool for Seriously Injured Older Adults in A&E
Aim is to design a tool to easily identify seriously hurt patients aged 65+ in Emergency Departments
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