Virtual Your Rheum meetings

Face-to-face Your Rheum meetings

Individual online Your Rheum activities

TBC

External opportunities

Co-Producing Anti-Racism Strategies to Promote Research Participation for Adolescents and Young Adults Living with Chronic Pain

We have been approached by colleagues at Manchester university who are applying for a grant to co-produce anti-racism strategies which promote research participation for adolescents and young adults with chronic pain. They are interested in hearing from anyone from a racialised group (communities experiencing racial inequality and injustice) within the Your Rheum community. They will be running focus groups to investigate which specific recruitment materials would be perceived as barriers and facilitators to partaking in research.

There is opportunity to take part in the study either as part of the focus groups or if you are from a racialised background you can be a patient advisor. If you are interested in taking part in this study, please email us.

Research opportunities for children and young people with MSK conditions