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Patient & Public Involvement

Welcome

The NIHR Biomedical Research Centre: Oxford supports patients, carers and members of the public to get involved in health research. This ensures that current and future research meets the needs of patients and carers.

The Welcome Guide explains what the NIHR Biomedical Research Centre: Oxford does and how you can support its work

Videos about involvement in our research

Ways you can get involved

Help improve health studies

Work with researchers to make research even better

Opportunities in Oxford to help improve studies

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Learn about or join patient and public groups

Participate in health studies

Take part in studies that are held in Oxford and across the UK

Studies in Oxford on OUH Clinical Research Studies

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Opportunities in Oxford and for helping to shape research

The NIHR Biomedical Research Centre: Oxford works with local partners through the Working Together Partnership to develop best practice in patient and public involvement. To sign up to the regular newsletter: ‘Involvement Matters’ Subscribe here. You will receive each new edition in your inbox as soon as it is published.

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Young people’s views of managing and seeking care for acute respiratory tract infections

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CHILL Study – Quell Therapeutics Limited

Listed 11 March 2026

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