I was honoured to be invited to give a keynote presentation on Patient and Public Involvement in translational research on the final session of the two day NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Medical Research Virtual Conference 2022.
As well as a brief introduction to translational research, I presented some cases of award-worthy PPI activities involving our musculoskeletal PPI members.
Dr Ben Marson also shared his PPI activities for his CORE kids study, which included a children’s PPI session at Twycross zoo.
I was also joined by volunteer PPI members Alan Creswell and Maureen Godfrey to discuss how they have been involved in research.
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