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Audio: What is Learning for Involvement?

Visual: Text ‘What is Learning for Involvement?’ appears on screen, lines with circles move across the screen

Audio: It’s a website dedicated to providing learning and development for public involvement in health and social care research,

Visual: Line appears across the screen which opens up into a laptop screen. The screen shows a web browser with images of people and the text ‘Learning and development’

Audio: helping people to understand what it’s all about and how to do it well.

Visual: Person using the laptop. A speech bubble appears with a question mark in it.

Audio: That’s the short answer anyway. Here’s the detail… We want patients, carers, members of the public and communities to be involved right across health and care research,

Visual: Boxes appear showing patients, carers, members of the public and communities.

Audio: whether it be people participating in trials and studies or people with lived experience shaping the design of research.

Visual: People in bubbles appear connected to a hexagonal shape in the centre of the screen. More people pop up and the shape of the centre changes into a circle, with the text ‘Design of research’

Audio: Working this way makes research more relevant and useful, whilst sharing best practice ensures high quality and consistent public involvement.

Visual: A woman with a magnifying glass appears in the circle. Triangles appear round the outside with figures of people inside them

Audio: Working in partnership is what we’re all about.

Visual: More people appear inside the circle as it spins. Text over the top reads ‘working in partnership’

Audio: Our vision is for Learning for Involvement to be a trustworthy, adaptable, and inspiring source of information and training about how to work together with people and communities.

Visual: A hexagon appears on the screen. The text ‘Trustworthy’, ‘Adaptable’, and ‘Inspiring’ appear across the top. The hexagon spins and people appear on the screen, including healthcare professionals and members of the public.

Audio: We want to ensure it stays up to date with the ever-changing landscape of public involvement.

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Audio: So, how does this all work?

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Audio: Learning for Involvement is a shared learning platform, providing public involvement information, resources, and training all in one handy place.

Visual: Line from the landscape moves along the screen. A triangle shape opens to show a person holding a phone, which says ‘Learning for Involvement’ on the screen. Text beside the triangle reads ‘Public involvement information’, ‘Resources’, ‘Training’ and the phone screen changes to icons that represent these.

Audio: It’s about breaking down barriers of knowledge. Whether you’re looking to involve people in research, or looking to get involved yourself, you’ll find the support you need including guidance, case studies, videos, articles, and blogs.

Visual: Someone on a laptop. Text beside them reads ‘Breaking down barriers of knowledge’. The image zooms out to show another person beside them. Boxes drop in to show guidance, case studies, videos, articles, and blogs.

Audio: Anyone can browse the training and resources available to develop their knowledge and skills.

Visual: Close up shot of a computer screen, a mouse moving around a website browsing training and resources.

Audio: Not only that, when we say we’re all about partnerships, we really mean it. People can either browse the training and resources or upload their own that they’ve created or have come across and would recommend.

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Audio: That’s why we need you.

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Audio: Learning for Involvement relies on your contributions, so next time you find a blog, article, or video that’s been really useful, or you’re hosting an event or workshop on public involvement that you’d like people to attend, please take the time to share it on the website.

Visual: Phone site in the centre of the screen. The phone screen reads ‘your contributions’. Icons appear on the screen showing a blog, article, and video. From the sides there are scenes showing people hosting events. Phone screen changes to show ‘Share’ button being pressed

Audio: To find out more, please head to learningforinvolvement.org.uk and start collaborating today…

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