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Our PPIE strategy

Members of the public at the Cambridge Science Festival interacting with hands-on exhibits about organ transplantationPatient and public involvement and engagement through our Get involved programme are essential to ensure that our BTRU addresses issues that are clinically, socially and ethically relevant.

We are currently working hard on our PPIE strategy document, which will set out our vision for delivery of this important component of our work. The anticipated publication date for this document to appear here is autumn 2022.

Get involved

  • Our Patient and Public Research Panel
  • Our research explained
  • Get involved newsletter
  • Haiku poetry collection
  • Our PPIE strategy
  • Jargon buster
  • Useful links

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Our partners

University of Cambridge
Newcastle University
NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT)
Cambridge University Hospitals
Newcastle Hospitals Trust

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