Public Face shares news about patient and public involvement (PPI) activities in health and social care and in research across 793 stakeholders in the East Midlands. It contains snippets of news to help you find out more and get involved. Blue underlined text contains a hyperlink. Sign up here or email here to contribute material, comment on items or unsubscribe. There's also a volunteering page and an involvement Events Calendar to check out.
Attend the 2nd National Self Harm Conference on 1 March 2017 in Nottingham looking at effective services for people that self harm, current thinking and implications for practice.
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Get involved. Are you a patient with experience of cancer, a wound such as from a burn or injury that has taken a long time to heal or have you been in intensive care? Would you be interested in taking part in a workshop looking at new treatments that might improve outcomes? The workshop’s being held in Nottingham on 20 March 2017. For more information email Tanya McCallum. Here’s more information about the overall project.
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Get Involved. Lincolnshire Sensory Services are holding a free ‘See, Hear, Live Well’ EventThursday 6 April 2017 from 11am – 2pm at Bishop Grosseteste University. It’s open to anyone wanting to know more about sight and/or hearing loss and what’s available to people in Lincolnshire.
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Take part in a national survey of carers of people with dementia- This ground breaking research project is looking at the support carers get in different areas of England and how this affects them. Leicester is one of the areas.
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Volunteer for the Nottingham University Hospital (NUH) Readers Panel. The NUH Readers Panel are volunteers who receive and review draft leaflets aimed at patients and carers – they check information is clear and easy to understand. If you have an eye for detail, want to make your contribution to the NHS, or would like to find out more - email patientinformation@nuh.nhs.uk or call Patient Information Service on 0115 924 9924 ext. 67184.
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Get Involved in Health Research. Share your experience and ideas or take part in a study. NIHR have launched an involvement campaign - Two sides of health research.
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