The Healthy Working Lives Group (HWLG) is proud to host our inaugural Public and Patient Involvement and Engagement (PPIE) Conference. This one-of-a-kind event highlights the transformative role of collaboration between researchers, patients, public partners, and practitioners in shaping workplace health and wellbeing.
Venue Information
The Healthy Working Lives Group (HWLG) PPIE Conference will take place at: University of Glasgow Union (GUU)
Address: 32 University Avenue, Glasgow, G12 8LX
How to Get There
- By Subway: Closest station: Hillhead (5-minute walk).
- By Train: Glasgow Central and Queen Street Stations connect to Hillhead via subway.
- By Bus: Multiple services stop on University Avenue.
- By Car: Limited parking available on-site. Paid public parking is accessible nearby.
A map of the venue and directions can be accessed here:
University of Glasgow Campus Map
About the Conference
Our PPIE Conference will explore innovative approaches to occupational health research, with a focus on:
– Empowering Voices: Meaningful inclusion of patients, workers, and public perspectives.
– Enhancing Research Impact: Co-producing evidence that directly influences policy, workplaces, and wellbeing.
– Celebrating Collaboration: Showcasing partnerships that lead to practical solutions.
This conference invites all those committed to improving health in workplaces—researchers, public contributors, NHS partners, policymakers, and community groups—to share, learn, and collaborate.
Conference Themes
Inclusive Research Design: Co-production strategies in occupational health.
Innovations in PPIE: Engaging diverse voices in workplace wellbeing research.
Implementing Evidence: Translating participatory research into real-world change.
Policy and Practice: Addressing gaps in workplace support and mental health strategies.
Programme
The day will feature:
Plenary Sessions – Insightful discussions on PPIE best practices.
Interactive Workshops – Hands-on activities to support collaborative research.
Panel Discussions – Perspectives from public contributors and researchers.
Case Studies – Real-world examples of impactful PPIE in occupational health.
Networking Opportunities – Build partnerships with likeminded stakeholders.
Who Should Attend?
Researchers and Academics
Students and PhD researchers
Healthcare Practitioners
Policymakers and Employers
Public and Patient Contributors
Community Organisations
Anyone with a passion for workplace health and collaborative research
Why Attend?
Learn innovative approaches to co-production.
Gain insights from leading experts and public voices.
Build connections to improve workplace health outcomes.
Share experiences and influence future research.
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