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As Associate Professor in Child, Young Person and Family Healthcare at the University of Leeds I enjoy teaching health professionals and undertaking research.

I cared for my husband, David, for just over nine years. David had Myeloma, a rare photohaematological cancer.

I work for the Primary Care Centre at Keele University as the Patient and Public Involvement Coordinator.

I have worked in the voluntary sector for 20 years and have a commitment to involving people in their community, whether that is geographical or interest based.

I am a Non Executive Director on NHS Bristol (and currently on the Bristol, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire Primary Care Trust Cluster Board).

I am a lecturer at the Health Services Management Centre, which is based at the University of Birmingham.

I work at NICE (the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence) as a Senior Public Involvement Adviser in the Public Involvement Programme (PIP).

My interest in public research developed early as a survivor researcher, to help build evidence of what I and others knew mattered in mental health.

I have been involved in research for over ten years as a mental health service user. This has included taking part in user-controlled research and running a big user-led project with two other service user researchers.

I am Changing Age – Director of Engagement at Newcastle University. I have a particular role in supporting public participation and engagement in research and strategies around ageing.

I am a researcher at the University of Leicester in the Department of Health Sciences. I also work part-time for the National Institute for Health Research East Midlands Research Design Service.

I am currently Reader in Patient Experience and Public Involvement in the Centre for Research into Primary and Community Care at the University of Hertfordshire.