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Members of the public

Research Engagement Network platform
This is a new space in development for the public and researchers to connect in Lincolnshire. Further details will be posted once launched.
People’s stories
Follow these links to see short videos about getting involved in research.
People's stories - Lincolnshire ICB
Be Part of Research and help to shape the future
Lincolnshire Research and Innovation Registry
Please scroll to the bottom of the page to sign up.
We will keep your details on our registry and get in touch when we have something that might be of interest to you. We will send you further details and then we will give you the opportunity to get involved if you want to. Depending on what you select, will depend on how often we get in touch. Please contact licb.involveus@nhs.net if you no longer wish to be on our registry.
Research Charter
The Lincolnshire Research Engagement Network have developed a research charter setting out expectations of everyone engaged in and with research. This will be available to view shortly.
East Midlands Research into Ageing Network
EMRAN supports and promotes health and wellbeing research involving older people. The network is free to join and open to anyone. Activities include seminars, information sharing, discussion papers and more. To register follow this link East Midlands Research into Ageing Network | ARC EM.
Get Involved
It is essential that members of the public are given the opportunity to be involved in research at all stages. Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement or PPIE, is an active partnership between patients and the public and researchers in the research process.
Find out more on the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) website: Patients, carers and the public | NIHR.
You can be involved in:
- Identifying what research is important to you and your communities
- Helping to design the study
- Volunteering to take part or undertaking interviews with people taking part in the research
- Helping to share the findings
- Helping to shape the changes in the services that you receive
When using the term ‘public’ we include patients, potential patients, carers and people who use health and social care services as well as people from organisations that represent people who use services.
If you'd like to learn more about what's involved in research or hear from the volunteers who have taken part, please explore our 'People's stories' page.
You can also access this free National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), three-week online course: What is Health Research? Anyone can register and you can complete the course at your own pace.
Be Part of Research
Find out about health and social care research studies taking place in the UK.
Be Part of Research (nihr.ac.uk)
Join Dementia Research
Register your interest to take part in dementia research.
Join dementia research – register your interest in dementia research : Home (nihr.ac.uk)
NHS – Clinical Trials
Find out about clinical trials in the NHS, what happens in them and questions you might want to ask before deciding to take part in one.
Clinical trials – NHS (www.nhs.uk)
Get Involved
Find out about how you can get involved and work together with researchers to shape what research takes place, how it is carried out and how the results are shared and put into practice.
People in Research
A database of opportunities for members of the public to get involved in research. This includes, for example, working with research funders to prioritise research, offering advice as members of a project steering group, commenting on and developing research materials and undertaking research with research participants.
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Workforce

Research priorities/Areas of Research Interest for Lincolnshire
Work is underway to develop research priorities for Lincolnshire and we are collaborating with people from across the system and communities as part of this work. If you would like to get involved please contact the Research and Innovation Hub via email: licb.lincsrihub@nhs.net
Research training and development opportunities
To view options available to you, please click on the link: Training options flowchart
Grant funding options
To view options available to you, please click on the link: Options diagram
Research and Innovation Lincs sign-up
To receive updates and information about research and/or innovation register here Registration for Research and Innovation Lincs – Fill in form
To view previous editions of the Research and Innovation Lincs Newsletter see below.
Research & Innovation Lincs Newsletter - March 2026
Lincolnshire Health Intelligence Hub is a shared evidence base resource for health and social care professionals in Lincolnshire Home - Lincolnshire Health Intelligence Hub
Latest news and opportunities
Research Charter
The Lincolnshire Research Engagement Network have developed a research charter setting out expectations of everyone engaged in and with research. This will be available to view shortly.
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Researchers and Innovators

Research Engagement Network platform – This is a new space in development for the public and researchers to connect in Lincolnshire. Further details will be posted once launched.
Research Charter – The Research Engagement Network have developed a research charter setting out expectations of everyone engaged in and with research. This will be available to view shortly.
Research and Innovation Lincs Workforce sign-up To receive updates and information about research and/or innovation register here Registration for Research and Innovation Lincs – Fill in form
To view previous editions of the Research and Innovation Lincs Newsletter see below
Research & Innovation Lincs Newsletter - March 2026
Research priorities/Areas of Research Interest for Lincolnshire
Work is underway to develop research priorities for Lincolnshire and we are collaborating with people from across the system and communities as part of this work. If you would like to get involved please contact the Research and Innovation Hub via email: licb.lincsrihub@nhs.net
Research training and development opportunities
To view options available to you, please click on the link: Training options flowchart
East Midlands Research into Ageing Network (EMRAN) supports and promotes health and wellbeing research involving older people. The network is free to join and open to anyone. Activities include seminars, information sharing, discussion papers and more. To register follow this link East Midlands Research into Ageing Network | ARC EM.
Grant funding options
To view options available to you, please click on the link: Options diagram
Learning from others experiences
Dr Greg Whitley works in Lincolnshire and is a paramedic by background. To hear more about Greg’s experiences in research please follow this link Research Fellow/Senior Research Paramedic - Paramedic Career Framework
Member of the public? Join our Lincolnshire Research and Innovation Registry
Complete our quick form and sign up to get involved in health and wellbeing research and innovation in Lincolnshire.
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Member of the workforce? Join Lincolnshire Research and Innovation Lincs
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