Patient & Public Involvement & Engagement
Our aim is to enable and empower patients, carers and the public to contribute to research in a way that they feel most confident. To do this we need to support research staff to carry out high quality patient & public involvement in the delivery of NIHR research.
The NIHR's mission is to improve the health and wealth of the nation. Patients, carers and the public are integral to the way we do this. In CRN East of England we feel that, just as research should be embedded across the NHS and social care, so too should patient and public involvement.
Current Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) Initiatives
Supporting the implementation and development of the Patient Research Ambassador initiative within the NHS Trusts
Gathering feedback from research participants around the region via the 'Participant in Research Experience Survey', (formerly known as the Patient Research Experience Survey) and patient stories
Providing learning and development opportunities for patients, carers, the public and staff e.g. Building Research Partnerships Programme
Connect and Share Session
Please find below CRN East of England's Connect and Share Session on the Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement team, for more information on what the team does and how their work can help you.
'Getting Involved in Research!' Newsletter
We're pleased to announce the launch of 'Getting Involved in Research!', our newsletter for patients and the public in the East of England region.
This newsletter is issued monthly and is packed with information about how patients, research participants and members of the public can get involved in research.
Please share this newsletter with anyone who is taking part in, or who has recently finished taking part in a study, so that they can stay informed about future opportunities at CRN East of England.
If you would like a printable version of the newsletter, please email ann.rampling@nihr.ac.uk.
If you have anything you would like to promote to participants and members of the public, please let us know.
You can view and download the latest issue of Getting Involved in Research! here.
You can also sign up for the newsletter via the form below.
Print the flyer here to give to your participants.
We know from previous PRES feedback that keeping people engaged and informed about research opportunities is important to our participants.
Delivering research to make patients, the NHS and social care, better