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Opportunities
9 opportunities found
Investigating the Experiences and Perceptions of Breathlessness in COPD Patients
Location: UK wide
Do you have COPD and experience breathlessness? We would love to hear from you.
Code-RED (Co-Designing Responsible Digital Futures with Nottingham Citizens)
Location: East Midlands
Have your say on digital technologies Research in Nottingham through local workshops
Digital tool to improve staff education and patient outcome following major emergency abdominal surgery
Location: UK wide
Can reflection on patient journeys support learning and improvement?
Help shape research to improve children’s anaesthetic experiences
Location: UK wide
Help shape research looking at how hospital anaesthetic rooms can better support children.
Young people’s experiences of colds, flus, coughs and sore throats
Location: All of England
Share your experiences of managing coughs, colds, and when to seek help (ages 18–24).
Personality disorders and The Mental Health Act project steering group
Location: UK wide
We are hoping to set up a project steering group to guide a PhD project over the next 3 years
PPIE Group for Paediatric Pleural Empyema Research
Location: All of England
Parents, carers and young people shaping priorities and outcomes in paediatric pleural empyema.
PPI opportunity for research study on ADHD
Location: UK wide
We are inviting PPI to support a new NIHR research on a new method to select ADHD medication.
Improving the quality of care for people with gout
Location: All of England, Wales
Exploring barriers to good care for people living with gout in the UK
