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PPI for Statisticians Community of Practice

The PPI for Statisticians Community of Practice (CoP) is an initiative that aims to bring together statisticians who are interested in patient and public involvement to:

· Share experiences for others to learn from

· Share resources

· Increase collaboration

This will be achieved through having an at least bi-monthly online seminar series, a dedicated online space to share resources, blogs and recorded seminars, and a mailing list to share relevant events/training courses. Over time we would like to apply for funding to develop the activities of the community.

You can watch recordings of our PPI Statisticians Community of Practice seminars here:

  • April 2025. Community of Practice Launch
  • May 2025. Meaningful PPIE in Electronic Health Record Studies (Ruth Jack and Debbie Butler, University of Nottingham)
  • July 2025. Lessons from Sheffield PPIE methodology panel (Ellen Lee and Nikki Totton, University of Sheffield)
  • Sept 2025. PPI to inform the development of machine learning models (Sagar Jilka, University of Warwick)
  • Nov 2025. Impactful PPIE in Early Phase Trials: Driving Innovation in Guideline and Trial Design Development (Christina Yap and Emily Alger, Institute of Cancer Research, London)

If you would like to be involved in this community – please sign up to our mailing list below.

This list will be used to send seminar invites and to share other relevant events – don’t worry we won’t spam you!

We welcome statisticians at any career stage, working in any sector, no matter where they are based. We just ask for a willingness to learn and share experiences in a friendly and inclusive manner. We will share details of our online space, once this is set up.

We also have a LinkedIn group for sharing resources.

Join the mailing list here

The PPI for Statisticians CoP Organising Team are:

Jonathan Broomfield, University of Leicester,

Suzie Cro, Imperial College London

Laura Gray, University of Leicester

Beatriz Goulao, University of Aberdeen

Rachel Phillips, Imperial College London

Kara-Louise Royle, University of Leeds

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In this section

  • What is statistical methodology research and why is PPI input important? An animation
  • Incorporation of PPI in statistical methodology research; a survey of current practice
  • Case studies of PPI for statistical methodology research 
  • Statistically speaking – a Plain English glossary and visualisations of terms used in statistical methodology research
  • PPI:SMART events
  • Craft by Numbers – Community Engagement
  • EDI principles: how should we apply these to statistical methodology research?
  • Guidance for impactful PPI in Statistical Methodology Research
  • Quick access – our papers
  • PPIE for Statistical Methodology workshop
  • PPI for Statisticians Community of Practice

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