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PPI strategies

Standards and best practice

Why patients and the public want to get involved

Ethical approval

Case studies across the research pathway

Support and guidance for patients and the public

Guidance for meetings and other PPI activities

Patient and public involvement

Section 1 – Foreword and introduction

PPI groups, Oxford

Training and support

Funding opportunities supporting PPI in research

Costing and funding patient and public involvement

PPI opportunities in the research pathway

This page outlines the ways that public contributors can be involved at different stages of the research cycle, with examples of activities and links to further information.

Communicating with patients and the public

NIBR Global Scholars Program

Charlotte Rich-Griffin

Charlotte Rich-Griffin is an Oxford-Janssen Fellow working in the Wellcome Centre for Human Genetics. Here she discusses her experience and aspirations for the future of her research.

Janina Nahler

Janina Nahler is an Oxford-Janssen Fellow in the Radcliffe Department of Medicine. Here she discusses her experience and aspirations for the future of her research.

Kyla Dooley

Kyla Dooley is an Oxford-Janssen Fellow working in the Nuffield Department of Medicine. Here she discusses her experience and aspirations for the future of her research.

Grigore-Aristide Gafencu

Grigore-Aristide Gafencu is a Bioinformatician in the Department of Oncology. Here he discusses his experience and how it fits in with the Cartography programme.

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