Here you can find a series of ‘How To‘ guides that help people navigate the sometimes complex journey from agreeing with a general principle that patients and the public should be involved in coproducing health research involvement to actually making it happen in practice. You may also want to check out these further practical resources for involving people in research.
Active citizens
- How to meet legal obligations in your public consultation
- How to engage seldom heard groups
- How to identify your skills for involvement
- How to involve the public as Board members
- How to involve the public on staff appointment panels
- How to engage the public in scrutiny
- How to respond to vexatious behaviour
- How to do reverse mentoring
Life beyond research
- Experience pays – how to make money from your lived experience
- How to take your lived experience to work
- How to win a prize for your Public Contribution
- How to decide whether to support public involvement in commercial projects
- How to establish a policy on whether to offer a company email address to public contributors
Ethical research practice
- How to avoid doing bad research
- How to navigate research ethics – definitions, history, systems and sanctions
- How to gain informed consent
- How to make the case that Public Contributors are Citizen Ethicists
- How to engage Public Contributors as Citizen Ethicists
Planning and delivering research
- How to form a Consent to Approach register (headlines)
- How to form a Consent to Approach register (technical details)
- How to run an online meeting (NIHR)
- How to engage people as research co-applicants – the Official One from NIHR CED, one from the R&D Forum and My own
- How to write the PPI words in your research bid
- How to make sense of our payments offer
- How to estimate the costs of public involvement in research
- How to build an organising logic for structuring recognition payments for Public Contributors
- How to give feedback to public contributors (Mathie et al 2018)
- How to manage overlapping roles in research
Collecting research data
- How to co-facilitate a focus group
- How to involve people as research co-interviewers
- How to respond to distress
- How to create an effective questionnaire by NHS England
- How to conduct research with people unable to give consent by BPS
Reading and writing
- How to get a copy of an academic paper
- How to involve the public as co-authors
- How to write in plain English
- PFMD on How to write a Plain English Summary
- How to review the extent of public involvement in a research study
- How to structure your report on public involvement in a research project
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