International Children’s Advisory Network (iCAN) Summit highlights
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Updated online YPAG Start-Up toolkit
Young people’s views about online course: Improving Healthcare Through Clinical Research
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International Children’s Advisory Network Summit 2016 – Blog by Simon Stones
Report on evaluating and measuring the impact of young people’s involvement in research
Providing the tools to aid the decision to participate in health research
Reflections on attending the iCAN Summit 2018 – a parent’s story
Exciting new project involving children and young people in research that matters to them
GenerationR Alliance Young People’s Advisory Groups (YPAGs) are funded by the National Institute for Health Research and/or NHS organisations through various channels.
YPAGs support the design and delivery of paediatric health research in the UK.
YPAGs get actively involved in the design and delivery of clinical research. This is to make sure that it is relevant to children, young people and families.
GenerationR Alliance consists of many Young People’s Advisory Groups (YPAGs), based around the UK. The YPAGs meet regularly to learn about clinical and other health related research and discuss how to make it work better for young people.
Meet some of the team and find out what’s happening near you.
Do you involve or promote the active involvement of children, young people or families in health research?
Would you like to collaborate and share your experiences with a group of like-minded people?
Would you like to be part of a forum to collate, disseminate and measure the impact of children, young people and family involvement in health research activities?
If you answered “Yes!” to the above then you might want to become a member of GenerationR Alliance read on.
Posted by Vijay Tailor-Hamblin on July 10th, 2024
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