University College London (UCL) have co-developed guidance for researchers on writing lay summaries. This was developed in collaboration with parents as part of their Kids’ Environment and Health Cohort (KEHC).

This article from Administrative Data Research Centre Northern Ireland, explores how researchers and care-experienced young people worked together as equal partners to shape a data-driven research project. It aims to show what co-production looks like in practice, why it matters, and what helps or hinders success.

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.