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Working effectively with public contributors
Diagram – how PPI can be embedded in the research process
How can public contributors help you with your project?
Factors to consider when engaging with public contributors
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H
ave you, the researcher, provided public contributors with:
Timely information about the proposed project, ahead of the first meeting
An agreed reasonable time frame for them to review documentation
Dates, times and venues or electronic platforms for meetings
A point of contact in the research team
Clarity about actions required as a result of each meeting
A
role descriptor
outlining your shared expectations and responsibilities
Minutes, actions and timelines throughout the project
Feedback on the impact that their contribution is having
An opportunity for discussion about their experience of being involved and improvements that could be made
Feedback about progress or whether an application has failed
An opportunity for ongoing review of their contribution using the
Cube evaluation framework
(information included within the guidance document) or
public involvement impact log
Resource pages
Working effectively with public contributors
Diagram – how PPI can be embedded in the research process
How can public contributors help you with your project?
Factors to consider when engaging with public contributors
Checklist