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Voice Member Testimonials // The Value of Contributing [Italian Translation]

Case Study // Symphysis [Italian Translation]

This session talks about the value of public engagement and feedback in research. Run by Charlie Wilkinson, Engagement Support Coordinator for the Faculty of Medical Sciences at Newcastle University. This is part of a series hosted by Creating Connections, a regional network in the North East and North Cumbria that brings together people who have a role in PPIE in health and social care. This s...

This session is all about Research Champions and the Participant Experience. A Research Champion is a volunteer who wants to promote research in healthcare to other patients, members of the public, carers and to healthcare professionals. This session will be run by Justine Smith, Senior Strategic Manager for the NIHR Clinical Research Network North East and North Cumbria. This is part of a seri...

This session is all about how to identify, approach and engage patients and the public in health and social care research. The facilitators are Jenny Hasenfuss, PPIE Manager at the NIHR Blood and Transplant Research Unit in Organ Donation and Transplantation, and Hannah Gray, Network Manager of the Involvement@York project at the University of York. This is part of a series hosted by Creating C...

This session serves as an introduction to Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement for new researchers, members of the public, and anybody interested in health and social care research. Run by Felicity Shenton, Public Involvement and Community Engagement Manager for the Applied Research Collaboration North East and North Cumbria, and Allison Farnworth, Patient and Public Involvement Adviso...

International Clinical Trials Day is held in May. The day celebrates the anniversary of the first clinical trial by James Lind in 1747 into the causes of scurvy on board the HMS Salisbury. Newcastle is home to a fantastic range of clinical research which is being delivered in our local Hospital and University facilities, so we took the opportunity to mark International Clinical Trials Day by ho...

Testing is an important part of the government's strategy for tackling COVID-19 and planning the recovery from it, but how much do you know about the tests available? VOICE and EngageFMS went online with researchers from the NIHR Newcastle In Vitro Diagnostics Co-operative (Newcastle MIC) to talk about how they have been helping in national health research efforts to accelerate how quickly prom...

Testing is an important part of the government's strategy for tackling COVID-19 and planning the recovery from it, but how much do you know about the tests available? VOICE and EngageFMS went online with researchers from the NIHR Newcastle In Vitro Diagnostics Co-operative (Newcastle MIC) to talk about how they have been helping in national health research efforts to accelerate how quickly prom...

Testing is an important part of the government's strategy for tackling COVID-19 and planning the recovery from it, but how much do you know about the tests available? VOICE and EngageFMS went online with researchers from the NIHR Newcastle In Vitro Diagnostics Co-operative (Newcastle MIC) to talk about how they have been helping in national health research efforts to accelerate how quickly prom...

This digital event featured researchers from the Nutrition, Exercise and Metabolism research theme in the Faculty of Medical Sciences at Newcastle University. As part of this event we discussed: 1. How our eating habits have changed during lockdown, and how this links to some research on type 2 diabetes from Newcastle University. 2. Vitamin D deficiencies and the food products that can help us ...

Watch our first digital research coffee morning! An audience of 93 joined a virtual event via Zoom to listen to Drs Antoneta Granic and Chris Hurst discuss the NIHR Newcastle BRC funded project MIlkMAN - a pilot study that examined the benefits of milk consumption after a resistance exercise session for older adults at risk of sarcopenia. Watch as we discuss the barriers and motivators to exerc...

"The Research and Innovation Matters" series is back for 2020, starting off with 'Unequal Ageing: Responding to Health Inequalities in Later Life'. This event explored inequalities and unequal access to healthcare. With current researchers in the field of population health sciences we looked at the past, present and future of healthcare inequalities. Dr Andrew Kingston gave a fascinating talk o...

Unequal Ageing: Professor Thomas Scharf

Sheena - Importance of citizen involvement

VOICE - Hear from our members

McArdle Festive Lectures

VOICE - Valuing insights & experience to shape innovation for ageing and improve health research.

VOICE Innovation for Ageing

Better Together: The Evidence Behind the Headlines

VOICE Insights on Ageing

Living with multiple conditions

Innovation Day 2016

Ageing Matters

v1 Imagine DLB Carers Overview

HPRU Matters

Festive Lecture 2017

Meet the Scientist - Raul Fulea

Summary & Questions