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.

Health Data Research UK (HDR UK) have created a 2-hour, self-paced training course that delves into why public trust is important in the context of clinical trials. Learn more about how to communicate and engage participants and the public on this topic on the HDR UK Futures platform.

A webinar from Health Data Research UK Wales exploring public involvement and co-production in linked data research including methods, frameworks and values.