A collection of short videos from the Wolfson Institute of Population Health spotlighting PPI activities in research projects
PPI in Research at the Wolfson Institute of Population Health
What does Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) look like in health research?
The Wolfson Institute of Population Health, part of Queen Mary University of London, conducts a wide range of health research. We have six different centres that specialise in the research of dementia, Parkinson’s disease, cancer, women’s health, mental health, and everything in between. Across all of these different areas of research, we are committed to including the voices of the public in our work.
In the short videos below, hear from our PPI members and researchers who share their experiences of working together on six examples of PPI that we are very proud of!
Find out more information on how to get involved in Patient and Public Involvement at the Wolfson Institute of Population Health here.