Episode 39 of the Long Covid Podcast is a chat with Lynn Laidlaw & Tracy Ibbotson who are very involved in research involvement and PPI (Patient & Public Involvement) but they have had very different journeys to this point.

We chat through some of their experiences, why it is really worthwhile to get involved and how this might be possible in different ways.

If you'd like to know more, you can get involved with Tracy at Glasgow uni or the UK research involvement groups via the links below, or drop me a message if you would like to know more about other countries and I'll do my best to find out.


Links:
Glasgow Univeristy PPI info

UK Research Involvement

From diagnostic odyssey to involvement odyssey – an emotional journey | UCL UCL Public Engagement Blog (By Lynn Laidlaw)

Co-production and involvement in health research: why aren’t we showing our working? | UCL UCL Public Engagement Blog (by Lynn Laidlaw)

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