Goodwill & Teabags Blog.

Welcome to Goodwill and Teabags, where I muse about all things Public Involvement

Mar 281 min read

Taking Steps Towards Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion in Yorkshire & Humber ARC Research

As part of my work with the Applied Research Collaboration in Yorkshire and Humber we set up a Special Interest Group for Equality...

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Mar 281 min read

Public involvement in multiple long term conditions research – what do we need to think about?

14 million people in the UK live with Multiple Long Term Conditions (MLTCs). It is crucial that we understand their prevalence, impact...

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Mar 151 min read

Gypsy and Traveller-led Research Partnerships: Reaching Out

This important project was born from a vision to bridge gaps and foster meaningful relationships between Gypsy and Traveller Communities...

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Feb 8, 20231 min read

People designing healthcare & why it’s important

Multiple Long Term Conditions, or MLTC, affect over 14 million people in the UK. Getting health and care services to work properly is...

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Nov 3, 20221 min read

Priority setting for ARC research

Priority setting for research, that is deciding what research is done within a research programme, is a key way in which the public can...

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Sep 2, 20211 min read

Impact! Public Involvement! Improvement! Tying these 3 concepts together…

There are a lot of buzzwords and concepts in the research world that really overlap, and especially in the public involvement world. In...

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Aug 2, 20211 min read

Reflections on Patient Public Involvement and Engagement during the Covid-19 pandemic:

This blog, written with my colleague Claire Marsh, talks about our experience of trying to support research teams to ‘do’ public...

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Jan 28, 20211 min read

Using the World Café process to develop a ReQoL Community of Practice (CoP)

This blog summarises how we (myself and our mental health team) brought practitioners and service users together to create a Community of...

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