Evaluating Impact of PPIE

This interactive session supports research staff, PPIE professionals, and public contributors to reflect on how well their project went and to evaluate the impact of Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) across the research lifecycle. Participants will explore practical ways to assess the difference PPIE made—on the research itself, on the people involved, and on future practice. The session will introduce simple tools such as GRIPP2 and impact logs to help capture learning and support continuous improvement. Through group discussion and shared reflection, participants will identify what worked well, what could be improved, and how to apply these insights to future research. This final stage in the Research Inclusion and Cultural Competency Training cycle ensures that the value of PPIE is recognised, recorded, and used to strengthen inclusive research practice. 

 

This session will be led by:

Mrs Nefeli Karataraki, FMS Research Impact Officer. 

 

Dr Lucy Moorcraft, 

Impact and Engagement Manager, Research and Innovation Services.

 

Michal Chantkowski, Development and Services Manager- RSS.