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Scarlett McNally: My experience as a patient and doctor gives insight into rebuilding the NHS I’m in a WhatsApp group for doctors with cancer to share support and wisdom. My experience is less of a rollercoaster now, six years on from a life changing diagnosis, but I’m still living with a chro...

"Patients & public should be involved in designing systems resources & pathways[...]Rather than single issue patient involvement[we]need more & broader representation via collective voices of public & multiple patients"
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🚨We are thrilled that our protocol has been selected as the article of the month in Research Involvement and Engagement.

Full article here: researchinvolvement.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

#ThePeoplesReview #PoweredByThePublic #ArticleOfTheMonth

Tolerating bad health research (part 2): still as many bad trials, but more good ones too - Trials Background We previously published a study examining the risk of bias of a random selection of Cochrane systematic reviews. The purpose of our current study is to reassess the risk of bias of a cohort...

Tolerating bad health research (part 2):

trialsjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

In summary, after risk of bias reassessment of 140 UK, Irish and Canadian trials, there were still as many bad trials (55%) but trials judged to be good increased from 9% to 16%.

Not very reassuring really.

We have just created a library of participant information leaflets for trials, over 200, if you are looking for inspiration.

Check out:

www.trialforge.org/excelsior-pi...

The is part of EXCELSIOR, a project ed by Frances Shiely at Cork University.

The HAPPY (Heart failure and Participation in Physical activitY) study was funded by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR).

Read the full paper:
bmjopen.bmj.com/content/15/4...

#HeartFailure #CardiovascularDisease #HeartHealth #PhysicalActivity #MentalHealth #MedSky

Supporting people with heart failure who want to be physically active New University of Bristol research on how healthcare professionals can support people with heart failure who want to be more physically active has been published in BMJ Open. The study recommends a pe...

How can health professionals support people with heart failure who want to be physically active? Findings from the HAPPY Study published in #BMJOpen reveal what people with heart failure need, recommending a personalised approach that focuses on both physical & mental health.

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How do we best work together in Governance of health research? Vocal Director Bella and public partner Derek share a new initiative and reflections on public involvement in governance of health research

Director of @letsgetvocal.bsky.social and public contributor Derek reflect on public involvement in governance of health research & share a new research project we are starting wearevocal.org/wlrs/listen-...
Looking for people to share their experiences of this area of work
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The People’s Review protocol: planning an innovative study powered by the public - Research Involvement and Engagement Background Systematic reviews provide the best quality evidence about the effectiveness of health treatments. However, systematic reviews and the important role they play in healthcare are not well un...

📣I am thrilled to share my first PhD publication - The People's Review protocol: planning an innovative study powered by the public, which was published today in Research Involvement and Engagement. You can read this open-access paper here: researchinvolvement.biomedcentral.com/articles/10....

Hi Dawn! Hope you are well. ☺️