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Bite Sized PPI: Keeping it real- Challenges and Lessons Learned from Involving Young People and Embedding PPI later in the Research Cycle

Bite Sized PPI: Keeping it real- Challenges and Lessons Learned from Involving Young People and Embedding PPI later in the Research Cycle 19 NovemberNov 2026 13:00 - 14:00 Europe/DublinOnline Event

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Interested in involving young PPI contributors in your research? Looking to introduce PPI after your research has already begun?
This bite-sized session offers an honest reflection on the challenges of involving young people in research and embedding PPI within ongoing projects.
Dr Dani Hall Emergency Department Consultant and Sharon Rafferty, CHI PPI coordinator and IN4kids/CHI National YPAG Facilitator, will discuss the barriers they encountered, what worked well, what didn't, and the lessons learned from their experiences. The session will highlight both the benefits and the practical realities of meaningful involvement of young people as PPI contributors in research.
The session will conclude with a Q&A, providing an opportunity to discuss challenges, share experiences, and consider how PPI can be integrated more effectively across the research cycle.

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