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Primary Care, the Oxford Institute of Digital Health, and the Centre for Research Equity, are running a joint practical, discussion-led training session for graduate students and early-career researchers. This free workshop will focus on Equality, Diversity & Inclusion (EDI) and Patient & Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE). The day will bring together EDI and PPIE experts, funding/review insight, and - crucially – PPIE member perspectives to explore what meaningful inclusion looks like in real projects.

We would like to invite you to join us for this free, in person, EDI & PPIE workshop.

Expect short talks + plenty of Q&A, creative and workable ideas you can use to inspire your own research, and concrete guidance on how to strengthen funding applications by embedding EDI/PPIE thoughtfully.

Schedule for the event:

• 9.30: Registration & Tea/coffee/refreshments

• 10.00: Overview of the day

• 10.10: Ice breaker

•  10.30: Prof Mahendra Patel – Presentation on EDI and Q&A

• 11.15: Polly Kerr & PPIE member - Presentation on PPIE and Q&A 

• 12.00: Lunch – provided

• 12.40: Corina Cheeks: ‘What reviewers look for in the EDI / PPIE section of a funding application’ 

• 13.00: Presentation from PPIE perspective on importance of being included in research

• 13.20: Jack Joyce: Designing and implementing EDI&PPIE into your research

• 13.40: Presenter panel Q&A

• 14.00: Closing remarks


Date:    xxxxx
Time:    xxxx
Venue:    xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Sign up here.

The event is free but places are limited, so please only sign up if you are able to attend.