Nikolett Warner is in the final year of her PhD in the School of Psychology in NUI Galway, researching the psychological impact of being identified as having a hereditary cancer condition in Ireland. Within this work, Nikolett has engaged in significant public and patient involvement (PPI), winning the inaugural PPI Excellence in PhD Research Award in NUI Galway. Nikolett has experience handling the practicalities of building meaningful PPI into doctoral research, and in smaller scale research projects in the hereditary cancer field. Throughout her studies, Nikolett has overcame issues surrounding:
• Carrying out PPI fairly with minimal/no funding
• Addressing the anonymity needs of certain PPI panels
• Working with smaller PPI panels
• Including PPI in publishing where PPI is not prominent
• Respectfully managing the needs and desired level of engagement from PPI panel members
This talk will be beneficial for early career researchers and their supervisors to highlight issues and solutions faced when incorporating PPI into smaller projects and doctoral research
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Organizer of Realistic PPI - the practicalities of working with a PPI panel in doctoral research
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