Bringing patients, carers, and health and care professionals together to identify and prioritise the unanswered questions they want health research to address.
Do you work with young people experiencing gender incongruence? Make a difference by completing this survey.
📝Let us know which questions you think future research needs to answer: https://t.co/fG7mr3tjLr
A key priority from our 'Involvement Matters' initiative with @LindAlliance is to proactively promote & signpost to existing #PPI resources, for both researchers and people who want to get involved in research.
For more on the initiative, please visit: https://t.co/pF0YccjIph
💭What should women’s heart health research focus on?
Help to shape the direction of future research in women's heart disease. Take part in the survey to choose the 10 questions that matter most to you: https://t.co/HPRQrhJV1J
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📢Help shape future research.
As a young person who has experienced gender incongruence, your voice matters. Choose the questions you think future research should answer: https://t.co/fG7mr3tRAZ
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There are a few JLA PSPs that have shared research priorities identified by people with experiences of cancer in childhood, their families, and the healthcare professionals that support them. Their Top 10s can be found here: https://t.co/4AEXWzGee4
#ChildhoodCancerAwarenessMonth
❤️ What should the priorities be for women’s heart health research?
We need your help to identify the unanswered questions that matter most.
Choose up to 10 priorities in our shortlisting survey. You don’t need to have taken part in our first survey.
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⏱️ ~15 mins
📲 Take part: https://t.co/kk9Clndcxw
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This #SickleCellAwarenessMonth, we encourage researchers and funders to use the Sickle Cell Genomics PSP priorities to shape future research.
🌟Identified by people with lived and professional experience, they highlight the questions that matter most: https://t.co/pO5mMi60sx
Help to identify the Top 10 priorities for research into gender incongruence in young people.
Take the survey to choose the research questions you think are most important: https://t.co/fG7mr3tjLr
Have you experienced delirium, or have you cared for someone who has? If so, help to shape the future of delirium research in the UK.
Take part in the survey to choose the questions you consider to be the most important priorities for future research: https://t.co/4muzUEHJTo
A new study has mapped UK childhood cancer research against the 23 priorities identified through the JLA Children’s Cancer PSP.
Some areas that matter to people with lived and/or professional experience are currently overlooked. Find out more: https://t.co/9sZw4jcs9l
📢 Help shape the key research priorities in digital health technology for trauma and orthopaedics.
What unanswered questions remain about using digital tech to improve care for bone, joint, muscle and soft-tissue conditions? Share your views: https://t.co/SUwaD2Dc5S
No one understands gender incongruence better than young gender diverse people, their parents/ carers and the professionals who work with them.
Pick the 10 questions that you think research needs to answer: https://t.co/fG7mr3tjLr
📢Help to identify the most important unanswered research questions about digital technologies for living independently at home and in the community.
If you draw on care or support, provide unpaid care, or work in the sector, share your thoughts: https://t.co/zGj0fh1THK
The Pediatric Migrant Health in Europe PSP has published the most important unanswered research questions relating to the health and healthcare of children and adolescents with migration experiences.
📄Find out more about the PSP and the top priorities: https://t.co/DSUa4wkHkz
A new funding opportunity from the NIHR and Addictions Healthcare Goals Programme is open: https://t.co/RgzbhZyWPr
Strong applications may align with the top research priorities identified by people with experience of addiction and those who support them: https://t.co/LmhExkeqKd
The Delirium (Australia and New Zealand) PSP worked with people at risk of experiencing delirium, those experiencing delirium and those caring for them, to identify and prioritise uncertainties of the condition.
Check out the top priorities for research: https://t.co/tG5vxREjaU
What research is most urgently needed to improve healthcare for children and adolescents with migration experience? A new Mi-CARE study, initiated within EAP REACH, asked those closest to the issue: families, young people, clinicians, and double experts. https://t.co/aWr0SrUe80
📢 Have your say on physical and mental health in prison.
Have you experienced physical and mental health conditions in prison, supported someone who has, or worked with people in this situation?
What would you like to see improved? Share your views: https://t.co/AEQabiqzlM
📢 Have your say on future research into digital technologies for independent living.
If you draw on care or support, provide unpaid care, or work in the sector, choose the questions you think research should answer.
Take part in the survey: https://t.co/zGj0fh1THK