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  • Time for change! Co-producing peer research with diverse communities:

    NIHR Applied Research Collaboration are hosting an online event titled: Time for change! Co-producing peer research with diverse communities on Thursday 5th February 2026, 4 - 5pm. The webinar will explore how peer research can increase the diversity of participation and involvement in research. For further details and to register on Eventbrite, follow the below link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/time-for-change-co-producing-peer-research-with-diverse-communities-tickets-1977035675927?aff=oddtdtcreator

  • For the Love of Data: Webinar 1

    For the Love of Data webinar series explores how health date can improve cancer care and research. In our first session, we will focus on the power of working together; bringing researchers, healthcare professionals, and most importantly, patients, to the centre of decision-making. This series will highlight how real-world data, shared learning, and collaboration can […]

  • For the Love of Data: Webinar 2

    For the Love of Data webinar series explores how health date can improve cancer care and research. In our first session, we will focus on the power of working together; bringing researchers, healthcare professionals, and most importantly, patients, to the centre of decision-making. This series will highlight how real-world data, shared learning, and collaboration can […]

  • Dementia Community Research Network (DCRN) Event

    Strand Campus KCL Council Room, King's Building, Strand Campus, London

    Based on a co-production workshop in November, we created a guide to help researchers facilitate wider inclusion in dementia research. It would be great to have you join this event! This guide would be particularly relevant for people in the beginning of their research career to facilitate further involvement in research. Further details are in the flyer below. […]

  • For the Love of Data: Webinar 3

    For the Love of Data webinar series explores how health date can improve cancer care and research. In our first session, we will focus on the power of working together; bringing researchers, healthcare professionals, and most importantly, patients, to the centre of decision-making. This series will highlight how real-world data, shared learning, and collaboration can […]

  • Troubling Participatory Research

    The Invention Rooms 68 Wood Lane, London

    Overview How do we get value-led collaborations off the ground? Bringing together researchers to explore turning ideas into participatory research How do we get value‑led collaborations off the ground? Partnering with “experts by experience” is increasingly vital across health, environmental and technological research yet recognising lived expertise in an equal partnership can trouble traditional research […]

  • MRC Public Partnerships in Research Webinar

    This webinar will provide guidance on effectively integrating public partnerships into MRC research applications. It is likely to be of most interest to researchers, research office professional services staff supporting grant applications, public involvement and engagement community. MRC is encouraging its research community to consider how public partnerships can inform and improve research and be […]

  • Inclusive Research and Co-design in Digital Health 

    King’s Health Partners Digital Health Hub Free Workshop: Inclusive Research and Co-design in Digital Health The King’s Health Partners Digital Health Hub is running a free workshop on inclusive research and co-design in digital health, online on Wednesday 25th March, 2pm-4pm. Click here to book.  Digital health initiatives often have uneven engagement once deployed in real-world settings, raising important digital equity […]

  • How to Initiate Public Involvement in Health Research: Launch of the ‘Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE)’ Toolkit

    How can a patient advisory group be established for research? Where can potential members be identified? What does a compensation policy for public contributors look like, and where should the process begin? The Ziauddin University Patient & Public Involvement and Engagement group in Pakistan has developed a toolkit to address these questions. The toolkit provides […]