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A group of diverse men and women in conversation.

Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE)

A group of diverse men and women in conversation.

We believe that people affected by our research should have a say in it. That is why we work closely with patients, carers and other members of the public to make sure that we focus on issues that really matter. We call this Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE).

You can find out more about PPIE here, or contact us directly to discover the different ways to be be involved in our research. We would love to hear from you.

Starting out guide - why and how to get involved in research | NIHR

BTRU resources

BTRU in Precision Cellular Therapeutics website

PPIE engagement event photos

  • Three scientists in white lab coats smiling at the camera in an office.

    Patient and Public Partners on a Lab tour - at the University of Oxford

  • A lady wearing a headscarf looking at diagrams and posters in an Open Day tent.

    Talking to members of the public at the University of Birmingham’s Come to Campus Day

  • Three women wearing floral patterned shirts writing on pieces of paper stuck to a whiteboard.

    Patient and Public Partners working with the PRO-CAR-T research team to better understand research findings

  • Three people (two women and one man, who is seated) smiling at the camera in a dining hall.

    Patient and Public Partners at the Launch Event for the Blood and Transplant Research Unit in Precision Cellular Therapeutics, University of Oxford

  • Eleven people (six women and five men) smiling at the camera in an event room.

    Patient and family research event at Edgbaston Park