New guidance for reporting patient and public involvement in research
There is growing evidence for the benefits of patient and public involvement and engagement within research to ensure it’s asking the right questions and is… Read more »
Sophie Staniszewska & Richard Stephens
Sophie leads the Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) and Experiences of Care Programme at the RCN Research Institute, University of Warwick, where she has undertaken studies focused on enhancing our understanding of PPI and the quality of its reporting.
Richard is a survivor of two cancers, a heart emergency and sundry other health challenges. He has acted as a carer for family members with both mental and physical conditions. Richard’s interest in research comes from his own experiences as a patient, and as a participant in four clinical trials and eight other research studies.
Richard is a survivor of two cancers, a heart emergency and sundry other health challenges. He has acted as a carer for family members with both mental and physical conditions. Richard’s interest in research comes from his own experiences as a patient, and as a participant in four clinical trials and eight other research studies.
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- New guidance for reporting patient and public involvement in research - 2nd August 2017