Research Data Scotland have provided a simple explainer for Trusted Research Environments (TREs) to help improve the accessibility of complex topics with public audiences and help improve data literacy.

This guide helps public involvement and engagement professionals and researchers to collaborate with the public and patients, valuing their lived experiences to co-create easy to understand information. This ensures everyone equally grasps the benefit of health data.

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.