PPI Opportunities Noticeboard
Please take a look at our Introduction to the PPI Opportunities Noticeboard video or read our Introduction for the public and patients. (An asterisk * before the title means that the date for contacting the team has passed). Â
* Join Us in Advancing Diabetes & Chronic Disease Research – Your Insight Matters
The Converge research centre is based in the School of Population Health at RCSI. Our work focuses on improving health for people at-risk for, or… Learn More* Parent co-Designed Drug Information for parents and Guardians Taking Neonates home (PADDINGToN-2) – a Feasibility Study
In our previous study (PADDINGToN-1) we co-designed medicines information with parents and carers of babies bo… Learn More* Help Us Improve Postoperative Pain Management and Infection Control
Each year, over 300 million surgeries are performed worldwide, with up to 75% of patients experiencing moderate to severe postoperative pain, yet less…
Learn More* Become a member of the Health Research Consent Declaration Committee (HRCDC)
In health research, Â explicit consent is required for processing participants personal data. However, Â somet… Learn MorePPI Member of a National Research Ethics Committee
The National Office for Research Ethics Committees is now seeking expressions of interest for membership of th… Learn More* Physical Activity Promotion for chronic disease management in General Practice
In 2024, The Health Services Executive in Ireland developed and launched an evidence-based physical activity pathway for use within healthcare setting…
Learn More* Contribute to research on expanding platelet transfusion therapy in Ireland
What is the research about? Platelets that are donated by donors have a shelf life of only 1 week. This project will investigate how changing the tem…
Learn More* COMPASS: Community Participation for Stop Smoking Services in Ireland
This two year project is a collaboration led by RCSI researchers and the HSE. We are interested in co-designing a new service to help people stop smok…
Learn MoreAre you a researcher?
Post your study on the noticeboard and connect with members of the public and patients willing to bring their lived experience to your research.