
ALT Happy 2⃣0⃣th anniversary to the @UniofHerts Public Involvement in Research Group (PIRg)! PIRg has supported @ARC_EoE #research by bringing public voices into design, delivery & impact. 📽️See how this group is making a difference in #research➡️https://arc-eoe.nihr.ac.uk/news-blogs/news-latest/university-hertfordshire-celebrates-20-years-public-involvement

ALT #PublicInvolvement in #research often overlooks people with learning disabilities & autism, leaving their health and care needs unmet. To address this, @ARC_EoE & 2 local MENCAPs are working together to develop effective engagement methods, like events. 🔗https://arc-eoe.nihr.ac.uk/news-blogs/blogs/celebrating-working-partnership-alongside-people-learning-disabilities-and

ALT NIHR. By 2030 we will: strengthen our expectation that members of the public receive accessible and inclusive feedback on the research progress and outcomes, and on the impact of their contributions; strengthen our expectation that research teams must feed back study results to participants in accessible and inclusive ways; improve reporting of public partnerships in NIHR-funded activities and research. Strategic Commitments for Public Partnerships.

ALT NIHR. "We owe it to those who give up their time, share their lived experience to at the very least acknowledge their contribution and say thank you, let them know whether their input was useful, used or made a difference to the research." - Elspeth Mathie, Inclusive Involvement, NIHR Applied Research Collaboration East of England. Strategic Commitments for Public Partnerships: Require feedback.

ALT NIHR. "I believe that a priority for researchers should always be to give prompt, jargon free and honest feedback. This is not only good manners but helps to educate the volunteers in what is expected from them and shows that their time and effort are valued." - Diane Munday, NIHR public contributor. Strategic Commitments for Public Partnerships: Require feedback.




























