Patient and public involvement (PPI) evaluation
The British Paediatric Surveillance Unit Executive Committee (EC) appointed a working group of its members to undertake a review of patient and public involvement.
The processes for PPI in the research undertaken by the BPSU have been strengthened since 2006. These reports provide a review of these developments and how PPI has been adopted in studies currently on the BPSU Orange Card.
The review has been split into two stages using two different methods:
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The first was undertaken by a working group comprised of members from the BPSU EC. A summary of documentary evidence from the Unit, Executive Committee and individual studies record decisions, discussion and use of new PPI processes was collated
Summary of documentary evidence (PDF, 94KB, 21 pages)
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TwoCan Associates and a steering group were responsible for the second stage. Qualitative research in the form of semi-structured interviews with a range of BPSU stakeholders were conducted. The aim was to understand perception and views of PPI within the activities of the BPSU
One Page Summary (PDF, 13KB, 1 page)
Full Report (PDF, 126KB, 43 pages)
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