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ATMP Engage PPI Directory

The PPI Directory contains patient and public involvement (PPI) resources for developers of cell and gene therapies, including toolkits, guidelines, advice, templates and case studies.

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ATMP Engage
PPI Directory

PPI Directory

Title

PPI Themes

PPI Themes
- PPI Basics and Benefits
- Standards for PPI
- Roles and Responsibilities
- PPI Pools/Lists of Organisations
- Knowledge Building
- Strategies/Statements/Policies on PPI
- Budgeting/Compensation
- Project Planning
- How/Who to Recruit
- Using Technology
- Training
- Maintaining/Supporting PPI
- Communication/Plain Language/Glossaries
- Case Studies
- Evaluating/Recording PPI Impact
- Feedback to/from PPI

Research Field

Research Field
- General
- Biomedical Lab
- Pharmaceutical
- ATMP/Gene Therapy Development
- Other

Organisation Type

Organisation Type
- Funder
- Academia
- Healthcare
- Regulatory Body
- HTA
- Industry
- Third Sector/Charity
- Other Organisation

Development Stage

Development Stage
- Identifying/Prioritising Patient Need
- Research and Clinical Development
- Regulatory Approval
- Health Technology Assessment
- Service Delivery

Audience

Audience
- Researchers/Developers
- Public/Patients
- Charity Sector
- Industry
- Other groups

Country

Country
- UK
- Europe
- North America
- Other countries

Content Type

Content Type
- Resource
- Journal
- Repository
- Article

toolkit
partnership
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PPI Basics and Benefits✕
Knowledge Building✕

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2020

Diversifying Research Podcast: Promoting Public Involvement in Research

Podcast by Imperial College London discussing how to diversify who is involved in research

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Research Field

General

Organisation Type

Academia

Development Stage

Identifying/Prioritising Patient Need
Research and Clinical Development

Audience

Researchers/Developers
Public/Patients

Country

Content Type

Resource

2016

Impact of public involvement on the ethical aspects of research

Report on how PPI can help in the ethical design and conduct of research by Health Research Authority (HRA) and NIHR Involve

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Research Field

General

Organisation Type

Funder
Healthcare

Development Stage

Identifying/Prioritising Patient Need
Research and Clinical Development

Audience

Researchers/Developers

Country

Content Type

Resource

2019

Patient and public involvement in research

Interviews about PPI, with videos and text by Healthtalk online

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Research Field

General

Organisation Type

Third Sector/Charity

Development Stage

Research and Clinical Development

Audience

Researchers/Developers
Public/Patients
Charity Sector
Industry
Other groups

Country

Content Type

Resource

Public Involvement Network Advisory Group Terms of Reference

Terms of reference for patient carer representatives that help inform Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) processes, published by Healthcare Improvement Scotland (HIS) and SMC

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Research Field

ATMP/Gene Therapy Development

Organisation Type

Third Sector/Charity

Development Stage

Health Technology Assessment
Service Delivery

Audience

Researchers/Developers
Public/Patients
Charity Sector
Industry

Country

Content Type

Resource

2019

Researchers' experiences of Patient and Public Involvement

Videos and transcripts from researchers talking about experiences with PPI by Healthtalk online

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Research Field

General

Organisation Type

Third Sector/Charity

Development Stage

Research and Clinical Development

Audience

Researchers/Developers
Public/Patients
Other groups

Country

Content Type

Resource

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The Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Working Group (ATMP Engage) brings together UK-based stakeholders with an interest in ATMPs to discuss and collaborate on PPIE activity.

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