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Improving lives by linking data: Views from groups with complex needs (2023)

This report was created as part of a cross-Government pilot programme to demonstrate how individuals with complex needs can be better supported by the Government through linking and improving data in a safe, secure and ethical way.
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VoiceIn

VoiceIn is a digital platform that makes it easier for people to get involved in health research by enabling public members to contribute to research ideas in a quick and simple way. It also supports researchers to easily upload projects and connect with diverse voices.
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Policy hub

CLOSER offer resources to help researchers and policymakers connect and pursue shared goals.
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Rapid involvement of patients and the public in evidence synthesis (RIPPLES)

The NIHR (National Institute for Health and Care Research) Innovation Observatory provides a framework to support researchers to involve public members in evidence syntheses (a process to summarise available evidence) with short time frames.
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Getting the best from a public advisory panel

Connected by data share reflections on how to work well with public advisory panels.
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Public engagement with data science and AI (Artificial Intelligence)

The Alan Turing Institute has developed a training course to support understanding in the practical and ethical value of public engagement with data science and AI.
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Five tips to building an effective community outreach strategy

The Social Change Agency share five practical tips for anyone wanting to work with communities to drive positive impact.
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Navigating co-production with linked data

A two-day online training course to support learners with how to apply co-production principles in data linkage research.
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Co-production of research direction and strategy  

The National Centre for Population Health and Wellbeing Research provides a best practice guide to support researchers with co-production, along with three workshop reports that build on this guidance. These reports share work with young people to highlight research topics of importance.
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