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“A few nasty surprises”: the 10th annual NIHR Trainee Camp

Gemma Spiers

1 August 2019

Can patient and public involvement in research form a part of social prescribing?

23 July 2019

ESWG 4 PPI

It’s the sort of challenge that focuses the mind and fosters great teamwork

Ben Bowers

18 July 2019

Behind the scenes: reviewing a funding call

Ben Ainsworth

8 July 2019

PPI

Transdisciplinary Understanding and Training on Research (TUTOR) - an invaluable experience

Kelly Birtwell

25 June 2019

TUTOR

A Pint of Science

Kieran Ayling

17 June 2019

PPI

National trainee research collaboratives – Time for general practice to join the party

Sam Merriel

17 June 2019

Involvement within the INCLUDE study

Involving people with experience of dementia in a literature review – and discussing this at the Alzheimer’s Society conference

Jemima Dooley

28 May 2019

PPI

Attending the House of Commons as panel expert

Oliver van Hecke

28 May 2019

Involving advanced heart failure patients in shaping research questions: A Priority Setting Partnership

Why GPs and patients need to talk more openly about death

Lucy Pocock

16 May 2019

Behavioural Science Group at the Cambridge Science Festival 2019

What makes a decision 'shared'?

Jemima Dooley

3 May 2019

Physical-mental multimorbidity: Breaking down the silos

2 May 2019

Children with eczema: The link to food allergies is not clear cut

Matt Ridd

1 May 2019

Integrating Patient and Public Involvement at the SAPC South West conference, 2019

Sonia Newman

Sonia Newman

1 May 2019

PPI

Making meaningful consumer involvement a reality- reflections from the Cochrane Symposium

Shoba Dawson

16 April 2019

PPI

What is the evidence that people living with frailty have needs for palliative care at the end of life?

Daniel Stow

16 April 2019

Facilitating links across schools and disciplines: two experiences of the NIHR SPARC scheme

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