Why take part in research?
- Why take part in research?
- Would you like to take part in our research?
- Would you like to help shape our research?
Why take part in research?
Watch the short film below about the benefits of taking part in research. The video was created by researchers at the Centre for Academic Primary Care and Bristol Vaccine Centre.
It has been translated into 10 languages: Arabic, Bengali, Cantonese, French, Gujarati, Mandarin, Polish, Punjabi, Somali and Urdu. You can view each of these below. Transcripts are also provided in a table below.
You may also be interested in these videos, created by the University of Bristol's Quintet Team, that explain what clinical trials are and why they are important. They are available in English, Bengali, Cantonese, Mandarin and Urdu.
Would you like to use the short film in your research?
If you are a researcher and would like to share the 'Why take part in research' short film to encourage participation in your research, we'd love to know! Please send us details via this short form:
English
Transcripts
عربى (Arabic) |
বাংলা (Bengali) |
广东话 (Cantonese) |
Français (French) |
ગુજરાતી (Gujarati) |
普通话 (Mandarin) |
Polskie (Polish) |
ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (Punjabi) |
Somaliyeed (Somali) |
اردو (Urdu) |
عربى (Arabic)
বাংলা (Bengali)
广东话 (Cantonese)
Français (French)
ગુજરાતી (Gujarati)
普通话 (Mandarin)
Polskie (Polish)
ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (Punjabi)
Somaliyeed (Somali)
اردو (Urdu)
Would you like to take part in our research?
There are many studies run by researchers at the Centre for Academic Primary Care. To explore these, see our Research themes page. On this page, you will see a list of studies 'open to recruitment', that means studies that are looking for people to take part.
For some of these studies, GPs will invite patients to take part. In others, you can contact the research lead directly if you are interested. Each study has a set of eligbility criteria (information about who can take part, based on things like your age, how severe your condition is, where you live etc.).
Some of the studies are looking for health professionals or health organisations to take part rather than patients, as they may be looking, for example, at organisational or workforce issues.
For general enquiries about taking part in our research, contact phc-info@bristol.ac.uk. For enquiries about specific studies, contact the named research lead or study email address.
Would you like to help shape our research?
If you are a patient or member of the public, there are other ways to get involved in our research. For example, you can get involved in working with our researchers to help shape, design and spread the word about our research, bringing insights from your own lived experience. Find out more on our Public involvement and engagement page.