UK Health Research Authority · September 03, 2026

Consultation: proposed public involvement questions for health and social care research

Original title: Share your views on proposed public involvement questions for health and social care research

HRA, Arthritis UK and CRIG seek feedback on a standardised set of patient and public involvement questions for research applications and ethics review.

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The Health Research Authority (HRA), Arthritis UK and the Charities Research Involvement Group (CRIG) are seeking feedback on a proposed shared set of patient and public involvement questions for use across health and social care research. The proposed question set is designed to support greater consistency across funding and ethics review applications and journal submissions. It aims to reduce the burden on researchers, improve the quality of information available to reviewers and promote a more aligned approach to public involvement across the sector. We're particularly keen to hear from researchers and others with direct experience of completing research application forms and answering questions about public involvement, as this

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