These case studies feature different types and methods of effective public involvement and engagement in research:
- shared research priorities for better research and patient care
- co-production with young people: TRIUMPH Youth Advisory Group
- championing research about, by and for neurodivergent people
- creative arts co-designed to improve children’s mental health
- public conversation about research brings mutual learning and benefits
- putting people with lived experience at the heart of a research study
- representing public voices in a research study
- embedding public voices into an organisation
- partnering with students helps them upskill and improves research