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Our BJGP editorial on collaborating with PPI colleagues in primary care research. Free to access with thanks to BJGP: Jim Elliott Jonathan Boote 🏳️‍🌈🇪🇺 #FBPE @lynn_laidlaw NIHR ARC East of England NIHR School for Primary Care Research NIHR Innovation Observatory Candice Pellett OBE RN DN Queens Nurse The Queen's Nursing Institute Evidence Matters Dr Crystal Oldman CBE EdD RN RHV QN FRCN Please share: bjgp.org/content/70/694…

Great insights for researchers around involving ethnically diverse in commmuniites, particularly in COVID-19 research. Thank you Naina Patel foster a genuine ‘spirit of collaboration and partnership’ with communities as early as possible YouTube.com/watch?v=qx6UO1… NIHR Involvement

Huge thanks to UK Research and Innovation National Institute for Health and Care Research Oxford Health Biomedical Research Centre NIHR ARC Oxford and Thames Valley for supporting us to help families get support at this difficult time

Led by @70@70 nurse leaders, the search to understand priorities for community nursing is underway. Looking for patients, public, carers, nursing and community health staff to share their priorities and shape future research agendas.NIHR ARC Oxford and Thames Valley

Today is #AHPsDay. We are handing over the ARC OxTV twitter account to two of our AHPs Sarah Brown Sarah Brown and Esther Williamson RRIO to showcase their different and diverse roles and share how AHPs can be involved in research. AHPsEverywhere

Esther Williamson RRIO is a physiotherapy researcher who is supported by the NIHR ARC Oxford and Thames Valley. She is going to share some of the great AHP research by their team.

Sarah Brown is an Orthoptist and also our ARC OxTV Programme and Implementation Manager. She shares how being an AHP has supported her in a number of non-AHP roles and how she became part of the ARC team. AHPsEverywhere @FollowBIOS #orthoptist

#AHPs Interested in finding out more about research? Here are some suggestions from two members of our ARC team - Esther Williamson (Physiotherapist) and Melissa Little (Dietician). 1) Get in touch with your local CAHPR hub cahpr.csp.org.uk OfficialCAHPR #AHPsDay

Melissa Little is a dietitian and part of our ARC Changing behaviours for better health and preventing disease theme arc-oxtv.nihr.ac.uk/our_work/chang… She's super proud to work with so many other AHPs, as part of the Health Behaviours Research Team OxPrimaryCareSci #AHPs #research

To find out more about the amazing research dietitians are doing and to get involved in research, check out the research page on BDA website bda.uk.com/practice-and-e… #Dietitians British Dietetic Association #AHPsDay

AHPs have a really important role in helping older people to maintain their independence and to live well. Pip Nicolson from RRIO is currently doing research into exercise programmes for those aged 80 and older with knee and hip OA. journals.humankinetics.com/view/journals/…

The RRIO BOOST research team want to say thank you to all of our clinical collaborators who helped to make this study happen. Results are coming soon and it would not have happened without the support of the clinical community sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Rare moment of complete silence in the House of Commons during #PMQs as Keir Starmer compares the party atmosphere of Number 10 winter, with the experience of Trisha Greenhalgh who lost her mother, but stuck to the rules and couldn’t see her to say goodbye

New #ARCimpacts story: In the midst of the pandemic NIHR ARC Oxford and Thames Valley developed OpenSAFELY - the world’s largest secure analytics platform for electronic health records - so researchers could answer urgent #COVID19 questions. Read more: arc-oxtv.nihr.ac.uk/news/unlocking…

#ARM2020 This is historic! Dr Mahendra G Patel OBE 🕉 is to present the Victor Horsely lecture now. And the chair is also historically Melody Redman

Feeling privileged to be a part on the launch of the COVID hub as part of the Festival of Inspiration celebrating life, culture and harmony Neasden Temple NIHR ARC Oxford and Thames Valley

An inspiring day. Health hub, young people sharing knowledge & creativity and the greatest sense of community that welcomed us all so wholeheartedly. I look forward to our collaboration ⁦Neasden Temple⁩ ⁦NIHR ARC Oxford and Thames Valley⁩ ⁦National Institute for Health and Care Research⁩ ⁦Dr Mahendra G Patel OBE 🕉⁩

Our amazing OX4 Maternity Advocate Community Organiser, Melissa. Hugely grateful to BOB LMNS and tremendous energy of our BOB LMNS Equity lead, Carrie Grainger for enabling Early Lives, Equal Start to get off the ground. OUH OUH Maternity

🌟 Kickstart or boost your research career with an @ARC_OxTV Internship! Gain hands-on experience and work with leading researchers. Apply by June 7th, 2024! 📅 ow.ly/fYug50QMjYT