User involvement in the development of a Kidney Research and Education Initiative
Nicola Thomas, Senior Lecturer in Kidney Care, City University London
Fiona Loud, Chair, Kidney Alliance

Learning from experience: User involvement in kidney care research
Neerja Jain, Project Coordinator (QI-CKD) and ABLE Development Manager, Kidney Research UK
Fiona Loud, Chair, Kidney Alliance

Leicester, Northampton and Rutland Research Engaging with Patients (LNR REP Forum)
Raksha Pandya, Coordinator, LNR Research Engagement of Patient Forum
Emma Richardson, Research and Development Worker, Carers Federation Ltd

Developing a code of ethics for patient and public involvement (PPI) in research design
Raksha Pandya, Regional Lead for Patient and Public Involvement in Research Design, RDS for the East Midlands

Service user and carer involvement in mental health service development: How involved is 'involved'?
Nellie El Enany, PhD Student, University of Nottingham

The impact of patient and public involvement (PPI) on NHS healthcare services: A review of the literature
Carole Mockford, Senior Research Fellow, University of Warwick

Working together to explore acceptable and unacceptable aspects of psychological interventions
Rosemary Barber, Honorary Senior Research Fellow, University of Sheffield
Lyn Russell, Service User Advisor

Eager to be involved
Simon Hughes, Consultant Occupational Therapist, Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust

How do members of the public have an impact on the design of health research? A review of seven key examples
Jonathan Boote, Research Fellow, Research Design Service for Yorkshire and the Humber

Patient and public involvement in translative healthcare research
Clive Savory, Senior Lecturer in Technology Management, The Open University

Folk.us and complexity theory: Is it possible to assess impact of involvement?
Rachel Purtell, Director, Folk.us, Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry

A conceptual model for evaluating the impact of public involvement in health and social research
Lisa Robinson, Physiotherapist, Falls and Syncope Service and NIHR Biomedical Research Centre in Ageing, Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Using a focus group to inform research management decisions
Alison Ford, Public and Patient Involvement Manager, NIHR Research Evaluation, Trials and Studies Coordinating Centre

Using a focus group to inform research management decisions
Karla Duarte, Senior Programme Manager, NIHR Policy Research Programme
Farheen Shafiq, Programme Manager, NIHR Policy Research Programme