Public Advisory Panel membership for National Survey of Sexual Health in Ireland

Introduction

Research Area:

Sexual Health and Well being

What is the research about?

The Irish National Survey of Sexual Health (INISH) study is a collaboration between the University of Galway and the Health Service Executive. The INISH study aims to gain a comprehensive understanding of sexual health across diverse communities in Ireland. We hope the results of the study will have an impact on funding and implementing sexual health promotion activities. Panel members’ insights will directly influence the design of the study, its methodologies, and the way we engage with participants. By actively involving members of the public in the research process, we hope to foster inclusivity and capture a wide range of experiences, leading to more meaningful and impactful findings.

Opportunity for:

Person living with condition / Member of the public / Parent or carer / Social care experienced person / Service user

Involvement Opportunity Details

Time

Time commitment:

3-4 meetings per year; each meeting will last 1-2 hours

Contact between meetings:

Email - information sharing

Length of involvement:

60 months

Start date for involvement:

01/11/2023

Logistics  

Where?

Online

If online, explain how:

MS-Teams and email

If in person, explain where:

Not applicable

Other ways of communicating:

Can be discussed based on individual case basis

Funding available for:

PPI contributor’s time

If no funding available, explain why:

Not applicable

Other Information

Stage of the research study/ programme:

Funded but not yet started

Is this opportunity for PPI in a PhD:

Yes

Closing date to contact researchers:

20/10/2023

Research Team

Contact person:

Ruchika Tara Mathur (PPI coordinator for study) and Dr Andras Kolto

University/organisation:

Health Promotion Research Centre/ University of Galway

Contact email:

inish@universityofgalway.ie

Researcher background:

Multidisciplinary - political science, psychology, nutrition, public health

Research funder:

Health Service Executive

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