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ARC NWC policies/documents

Most of our documents/policies can be found in our Managers pack which is on Teams

ARC NWC PPI team guidelines for dealing with distressed members of the public

ARC NWC PPI team Public engagement complaints procedure

ARC NWC GRIPP2 Form and Guidance on PA Co-authorship for Principle Investigators and researchers

For ongoing tracking of impact (to use for GRIPP2) we recommend this Public Involvement in Research Impact Toolkit. The PIRIT Tracking Tool is a simple spreadsheet to record when and how the public contributed, what they hoped to influence, what changed (if anything), why it matters, and the related standards.

PIRIT Tracking Tool

Coproduction of research links

The Research Design Service Equality Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Toolkit. This resource has been developed to support researchers to better understand how to embed EDI in research design and to meet the NIHR’s EDI requirements.

The Generation R Alliance/eYPAGnet Toolkit will help you set up and run a Young Persons Advisory Group, allowing the voices of children and young people to be heard in research.

An online course on the Coursera platform. This course is entitled ‘Public Involvement in Research’ and is aimed at researchers but also suitable for patients and the public (citizens). Over four weeks you will learn how patients and the public can be involved across the research cycle.

Guidance on co-producing a research project April 2021. This guidance is a first step in explaining what NIHR mean by co-producing a research project. It sets out the key principles and features of co-producing a research project and suggests ways to realise them.

Useful resources about all aspects of co-production. From The Co-production Knowledge Base (Wales)

A framework for considering who might be involved in research

Guide for researchers working with Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) Contributors

Why Design Researchers Should Compensate Participants

Public Co-Applicants in Research – guidance on roles and responsibilities

How to structure a report on public involvement in a research project (GRIPP 2)

Guidance for Researchers: Feedback – how to involve the public as co-authors

How to co-produce with seldom heard groups

This toolkit aims to capture such best practice and provide researchers with a framework on how to improve the participation of BAME groups in research

Training and resources for public involvement in research

A resource to train people with lived experience to become co-researchers in qualitative/interview-based research studies

Guidance for involving members of the public in interview panels

A five-step guide to involving the public in communicating your research.

How to incorporate patient and public perspectives into the design and conduct of research

The dark side of coproduction

This toolkit is aimed at supporting researchers who are developing grant applications with, and for, diverse communities

For PhD Students

Patient and public involvement in doctoral research: Impact, resources and recommendations

PHD Experience1

PHD Experience 2

Evaluating impact of coproduction & GRIPP2 Resources and links

GRIPP2 reporting checklists: tools to improve reporting of patient and public involvement in research

How to review the extent of public involvement in a research study

A four dimensional framework that will allow you to ‘map’ the quality of your public involvement

First ARC workshop example GRIPP2 form

Second example GRIPP2 form

Public Involvement Impact Assessment Framework
(PiiAF)

Reporting on patient and public involvement (PPI) in research publications: using the GRIPP2 checklists with lay co-researchers

Toward more mindful reporting of patient and public involvement in healthcare

Researchers’ Code of Conduct (short practice guide to Public and Community Involvement, Engagement and Participation in ARC NWC)

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