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Many researchers feel uncertain when asked to facilitate group discussions as part of Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) work. In this blog, PPI Manager Polly Kerr shares her experience attending and co-delivering a facilitation training workshop aimed at helping researchers gain skills, confidence and practical tools for successful PPI sessions.

Diverse group of people attending a support group. Participants are sharing and listening, showing community and understanding in a cozy environment. Concepts of mental health, community support, and inclusiveness.

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