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PPIE for Statistical Methodology workshop

Thank you for coming along to our Public and Patient Involvement and Engagement for Statistical Methodology workshop, held at the University of Leicester on 26 February 2024.

We hope you enjoyed the day.

On this page, attendees can find some of the materials and presentations from the event.

Presentation 1

Welcome & introduction to the Improving Statistical Literacy Working Group of the NIHR Statistics Group: Derrick Bennett (Associate Professor, University of Oxford) & Jamie Sergeant (Senior Lecturer, University of Manchester).

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Presentation 2

Introduction to PPIE for statistical methodology research: Laura Gray (Professor, University of Leicester) & Samina Begum (Public contributor)

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Presentation 3

Surprises co chairing the HEALTHY STATS group: Ania Henley, Public Partner Co-Chair
& Suzie Cro – researcher in clinical trial statistics co-chair. Imperial Clinical Trials Unit, Imperial College London.

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Presentation 4

Patient, Public Involvement and Engagement with Non Clinical Research: Derek Stewart, OBE, Honorary Professor at the University of Galway.

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Presentation 5

PPIE – an example in multi state modelling: Jonny Broomfield

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Presentation 6

My public involvement: Immortal time bias: Freya Tyrer, Leicester Real World Evidence Unit, Diabetes Centre, University of Leicester

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Presentation 7

How Patient and Public Involvement Supports SOLVE: Kara-Louise Royle.

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Presentation 9

Transforming Treatment for Immune
Mediated
Inflammatory Diseases,

PPIE experiences for a NIHR Research Professorship application: James Wason

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Presentation 10

How to write a plain English summary: Helen Saul, Editor in Chief, NIHR Evidence

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Presentation 11

Nifty Fox
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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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