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What are the two main aspects of research ethics that you need to consider when planning your work? Find out in our new guidance.

Read our top tips for how to choose a good sample of participants for your research projects.

As we move into an increasingly digital world it's important to get the basics right. Take a look at this e-learning module on how to engage with people online.

Take a look at some of the best from Healthwatch 2020, which saw over 400 staff and volunteers take part in 23 virtual events over four days.

Learn more about different ways that you can engage with your communities in these three guides, produced by local Healthwatch.

People who live with dementia are a group often excluded from engagement. This guide describes an approach to gathering their views, including partnership working, co-production and engaging through community groups.

Co-production allows seldom heard groups to explore issues on their terms - with you facilitating, rather than driving. This guide shares how to co-produce a research project with seldom heard groups.

Video diaries are a great way of capturing people’s real-time experiences. This guide shares how to engage with people using video diaries.

How do we engage people who can't use the internet, don't have access or feel comfortable talking to us in this way? Find out how local Healthwatch across England are addressing this issue.

Read about our new volunteering programme, as Alvin Kinch, Volunteering and Regional (London) Network Manager, shares the support available from Healthwatch England for volunteers and their managers.

Help track the impact your work is making to increasing equality using this impact assessment template.