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Opportunities

20 opportunities found

Help shape patient rehabilitation when experiencing depressive symptoms after fragility fracture!

Location: UK wide

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

Location: UK wide

Join our advisory group to make sure our study reflects what really matters to LGBTQ+ people.

Breast Cancer screening

Location: UK wide

Help us to shape a grant application ot improve breast cancer screening for 40-49 year old women

Join Our Public Advisory Panel

Location: UK wide

Help shape research into genetics, our immune system and severe infections

Men aged 40+ with urinary symptoms: share your views on home health technology

Location: London, South East

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

Location: UK wide

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

Location: All of England

Aim is to design a tool to easily identify seriously hurt patients aged 65+ in Emergency Departments

Help shape Dementia Research

Location: London, North West, South East

Looking for people living in Cumbria, Surrey or Northwest London to share experiences of dementia

Have your say in plastic and reconstructive surgery research

Location: UK wide

Plastic Surgery Research Priorities (PSRP) Project

Community Co-Design: Shaping Non-Clinical Support for Adolescent Girls Living with Parental Mental Illness

Location: London

Shape girls (12–17) mental health support with Girls Like Us. Girls, carers & educators

Help shape practical guidance on thinking changes in dementia

Location: East Midlands

Share your professional experience to help improve dementia care and support.

Help us improve information about thinking changes in dementia

Location: East Midlands

Share your experiences and help create helpful information for people affected by dementia.

Adults 65+ with RA: help design an exercise and nutrition programme

Location: UK wide

Are you 65+ with rheumatoid arthritis? Help shape my exercise and diet study.

Advisory group for a urology community ultrasound study

Location: All of England

Help shape an NIHR-funded study on guided ultrasound in community urology clinics.

Help improve patient information about chest infections and antibiotics

Location: Wales

Have you had a chest infection or COPD flare-up in the last 12 months? Join a workshop.

Survey Exploring Views of Public Involvement and Engagement in Research Using Animals

Location: UK wide

A survey seeking views on how members of the public might shape research that uses animals

New Alzheimers Treatment — Your View Matters

Location: UK wide

Opinion on a new minimally invasive surgical treatment for Alzheimers

Seeking Advice from Patient Experts to Help Shape Myopic Research

Location: All of England

Looking for children with myopia, and their parents, to help shape health economics research.

Help shape research about feeding infants on Nasal High Flow breathing support

Location: UK wide

PPIE group: feeding babies receiving Nasal High Flow breathing support

PPI opportunity for a research study on end of cancer treatment for children

Location: UK wide

Inviting young people (age 8-18) to support a study about information at the end of cancer treatment

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