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Public Involvement Research Design Service North West (RDS NW) Emma Halliday, Specialist Public Involvement adviser, RDS NW Dr Aaron Poppleton, NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in General Practice, Centre for Primary Care, University of Manchester

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Public Involvement

Research Design Service North West (RDS NW) Emma Halliday, Specialist Public Involvement adviser, RDS NW Dr Aaron Poppleton, NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in General Practice, Centre for Primary Care, University of Manchester

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Research Design Service North West

What is public involvement?

Where members of the public, patients, people using health and social services are actively involved in research organisations and projects. Examples:

  • public member of a funding panel
  • joint grant holders or co-applicants on a research project
  • identifying research priorities
  • as members of a project advisory or steering group
  • commenting and developing patient information leaflets
  • undertaking interviews with research participants
  • lay researchers carrying out the research.

Involve, Briefing Note 2

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Research Design Service North West

How the RDS NW can help

  • Advisers - advice included in every case.
  • Specialist Advisers - extra help with complex issues.
  • Signposting to Public Involvement Resources.
  • RDS NW Public Involvement Fund (PIF).
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Research Design Service North West

The Public involvement Fund

Who is it for?

  • Researchers in the North West.
  • Developing a proposal for national, peer-reviewed open

call funding competitions for applied health or social care research.

  • In receipt of advice from RDS NW on this proposal.
  • At any stage prior to final submission.

www.rds-nw.nihr.ac.uk/public-involvement/fund

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My experien ences o

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RDS Support and PPI

Dr Aaron Poppleton

GP In Practice Fellow, University of Manchester

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Dr Aaron Poppleton

BSc (hons) MBChB (European Studies) PGDip MSc MRCGP

Current Position

Salaried GP

  • Reedyford Healthcare, Nelson, East Lancashire

NIHR In Practice Fellow

  • Centre for Primary Care Research, University of Manchester
  • Masters in Public Health (Global Health) student

Global Mental Health research group (GMHRG)

  • University of Manchester

Who am I?

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“To build the evidence base to explore how primary care can effectively meet the mental health needs of the UK Central & Eastern European (CEE) migrant community”

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Eastern European Mental Health – A Primary Care Need Evidence

  • f Need

Risk Factors Empirical

  • bservations

PPI Support

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Application to the PPI fund

Aims: 1.

Improve understanding of PPI

2.

Funding for PPI meetings (£350)

Who was involved:

Paula Holland (University of Lancaster)

The activities: 1.

Forumul Romanesc despre Sanatate (Romanian Health Forum)

2.

Geresnė lietuvių sveikata - diskusijų forumas (Lithuanian Health Forum)

What I got:

  • Agreement for funding
  • PPI set up advice
  • Research career / fellowship advice
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Forumul Romanesc despre Sanatate

Imbunatatirea sistemului medical pentru Romani

(The Romanian Health Forum: Improving the medical system for Romanians) What we did:

  • Saturday morning meeting
  • Romanian Orthodox Church, Preston
  • Refreshments
  • Facilitators (myself, 2 Romanian junior doctor colleagues)
  • Discussion questions
  • Post-meeting team debrief
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What would Romanians think about a research project on:

a) Their experiences of going to the GP? b) How to make healthcare easier to use for Romanians? c) How doctors can help those finding life hard in the UK? (Stress, anxiety, low mood, depression, thoughts of suicide)

What would be the best way to:

a) Invite people to take part? b) Undertake this research?

What would make Romanians more/less likely to take part?

Discussion Questions

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Reflection on the event

Costs

  • Venue hire, refreshments, participant transport costs

Retrospective advice

  • Relationship building (key community figures)
  • Early planning/promotion (with reminders)
  • Refreshments (check are appropriate)
  • Empathetic facilitators
  • Have a scribe
  • Be flexible (technology, start time, character/group dynamics)
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PPI Outcomes

Impacts/benefits gained from the PPI meeting

Insight into:

  • Individuals’ lives, challenges, needs  perspective!
  • Research practicalities / barriers (recruitment, methods, desired outcomes)
  • Funding / study applications (viewed very positively)
  • Need to integrate PPI throughout research process

Outcomes:

  • Oral + poster presentation at SAPC (national)
  • Successful SPCR/NIHR fellowship applications
  • Directing research theme + study grant application
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NIHR In Practice Fellowship

  • Scoping Review
  • Expert Survey
  • PPI Development
  • Meet Training Needs

NIHR Doctoral Research Fellowship Application NIHR In Practice Fellowship

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Research Design Service North West

Resources for Public Involvement

  • RDS NW Public Involvement pages

http://www.rds-nw.nihr.ac.uk/public-involvement/

  • INVOLVE

http://www.invo.org.uk/

  • People in research

https://www.peopleinresearch.org/

  • Public involvement impact assessment framework

http://piiaf.org.uk/index.php