Events

This NIHR Bristol BRC webinar will launch a new how-to guide to co-developed theatre as a format for disseminating research on sensitive subjects. Hear from researchers, theatre-makers and public contributors involved in the community play Hard Evidence, which inspired the how-to guide. Hard Evidence was co-created with survivors of domestic abuse who were also public…Continue Reading Co-developing theatre on sensitive subjects: How-to guide launch – online

People in Health West of England Learning and Development Programme – Evaluating Impact What are the different approaches that can be used when evaluating public involvement? What resources can we utilise both when planning and evaluating involvement? This workshop looks at the issues to consider, defines impact, and how impact can be measured through evaluation….Continue Reading Evaluating Impact

Professor Holly Seale Infectious diseases social scientist Oakfield House OS6 or Zoom (contact: admin-hpru-ebs@bristol.ac.uk for details)…Continue Reading HPRU Seminar: Supporting vaccine uptake in under-served populations in Australia

People in Health West of England Learning and Development Programme – Co-Production In this three-hour course, you’ll learn the fundamental principles of co-production in health research, including: Who can attend? Anyone with an interest in public involvement in health and social care research, including public contributors, community organisations and researchers. This event will be in-person…Continue Reading Co-Production