NIHR - Research Design Service Yorkshire and The Humber
| NIHR - Research Design Service Yorkshire and The Humber | |
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| The NIHR Research Design Service for Yorkshire and The Humber The School of Health & Related Research (ScHARR) The University of Sheffield Regent Court (Room G045) 30 Regent Street Sheffield South Yorkshire S1 4DA | Telephone : 0114 2220828 Email : rds-yh@sheffield.ac.uk Website : NIHR - Research Design Service Yorkshire and The Humber |
| Training : Patient and Public Involvement in Research Design and Developing Grant Applications. 22/09/2010 | |
| Description: | The aims of the workshop are to: Explore the benefits of PPI in research proposal development Explore ways of identifying patients and members of the public to help with research design and developing grant applications Share practical examples of involving patients and the public in research design and developing grant applications Identify core resources and information to support PPI in grant development |
| Forthcoming Events: | 9th November 2010 Leeds 8th December 2010 York |
| Contact: | Sally Greenhough |
| Telephone: | 0114 222 0777 |
| Email: | s.greenhough@sheffield.ac.uk |
| Entry Requirements: | Researchers who want to engage with patients and the public in the development of research ideas and research grant submissions. This workshop would be ideal for those preparing a Research for Patient Benefit bid, or a bid to other funding bodies where patient and public involvement (PPI) is valued and expected. |
| Venue: | Barnsley |
| Website: | http://www.rds-yh.nihr.ac.uk/learning-events.aspx |
| Keywords/Speciality | Those attending the event will gain an understanding of: The reasons why researchers should involve patients and the public in research design and developing grant applications How to access patients and the public to take part in research design and developing grant applications Published examples of patient and public involvement in research design, including the facilitating strategies identified Handy hints and good practice for involving patients and the public in research Relevant resources and sources of support |