Post an opportunity for patient and public involvement This form is for health and medical researchers within the Thames Valley area who would like to recruit patients and/or the public to help with their research. When approved, the listing will be published with others on this website and emailed to people who have signed up to the Oxford BRC’s Patient and Public Involvement (PPI) mailing list. Your name (required)*Your organisation / department (required)*Your email (required)* PhoneIs this a new listing or a replacement for/update to an existing listing?*New listingUpdateLink to existing listingPlease paste the URL of the existing listing here, to confirm which one should be edited Title for your listing (required)*Create a descriptive title for your listing What is needed? (required)*Please give as much detail as possible. Use lay terms suitable for members of the public. Make clear what group of people you are seeking.When is it needed? (required)*Please include an end date so that we can ensure the listing is taken down automatically after that date. If there is no end date, please state "Ongoing". However, please note that there is a default end date of 1 year for ongoing listings. Therefore we urge you to diarise a renewal request if the listing is still neeeded after a year. You are welcome to contact us to change any details or the end date at any time.Is there any payment or reimbursement of expenses?*YesNoPlease give details about the paymentTopic* Ageing Blood Brain Cancer Dementia Diabetes DNA Eyes Hands Hearing Heart Infection Joints Liver Lungs Mental Health Muscles Neurological Conditions Pregnancy and Childbirth Rare Diseases Stroke Vaccines Women's Health OTHER Who to contact? (required)*Give name(s), phone, email, web link etcClinical trial registration detailsIf this listing is for a clinical trial, please provide the trial's registration number and a link, e.g. on the ISCRTN website, where the public can access official information about the trialEmailThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. Case studies by Theme Other case studies