Siyu Wang, from the Department of Public Health and Sports Sciences, shares insights into how Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement funding supported research into indoor air quality, and its affect on older people and their home environment.
Month: October 2026
Making Research More Inclusive: Decolonial Approaches to Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement
Dr Taline Artinian shares details of how Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) funding was used to support an upcoming Quality Improvement project, working with Experts-By-Experience to consider how decolonial approaches can be used to support equitable and meaningful PPIE.
New Level Unlocked – Discovering the Story of Video Games
The latest event in our series on play and serious games explores the world of video game research. Featuring expertise from the Universities of Exeter, Bristol, and Plymouth, and Bath Spa University, this panel talk and Q and A invited audiences to learn about what video games mean for the people who play them.
Team Green Birth
Florence Rodgers discusses her work leading the ‘Team Green Birth’ project, bringing in perspectives from those with lived experience of childbirth to inform the next phrase of the project. With support from our Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) Fund, the project recruited for online focus groups to ensure their research was grounded in community interests and needs.