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    • Public involvement in research

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    • Effective participant recruitment can be challenging for researchers.

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    • To inform researchers about a resource for recruiting public participants.
    • To highlight the People in Research website as a recruitment tool.

    Main Methods:

    • The People in Research website provides a platform for advertising research opportunities.
    • This service is offered in partnership with the NHS National Institute for Health Research.

    Main Results:

    • Researchers can utilize the website to connect with potential study participants.
    • The platform aims to streamline the process of public engagement in research.

    Conclusions:

    • The People in Research website serves as a valuable resource for health researchers seeking public participants.
    • This initiative supports the broader goal of public involvement in health research.