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PPI Explainer Videos

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A collection of short videos from the Wolfson Institute of Population Health explaining what PPI is and what it's like to take part in PPI activities

Patient and Public Involvement Explainer Videos

What is Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) and what is it like to take part in PPI activities?

Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) is how patients and members of the public contribute their ideas to influence how research is planned and carried out. PPI is very valuable in health research because it allows the views and opinions of people who have real life experience of health conditions or health services to be included in the design, delivery and communication of research.

In the short videos below, you can hear from some of our PPI members and researchers at the Wolfson Institute of Population Health about different types of PPI activities and their reflections from the research projects they have been involved in. 

Find out more information on how to get involved in Patient and Public Involvement at the Wolfson Institute of Population Health here.

What is PPI and what is it like at the Wolfson Institute of Population Health?

The role of PPI in shaping research proposals

The role of PPI in reviewing public-facing materials 

Sitting on PPI Panels and Advisory Groups

Taking part in a PPI focus group 

What it’s like to be a PPI co-applicant  

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