Public & community involvement & engagement

At the South Yorkshire Digital Health Hub, actively engaging and involving members of the public is a central part of our mission. On this page, we’ll share the latest updates from our work with individuals and communities across the region.

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Citizens Jury on Digital Health

Our Patient and Public Involvement (PPIE) Lead Lidis Garbovan takes us through a day of deliberations.

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Download the final report of the first Citizens Jury

Download a summary of recommendations 

The findings of the 1st Citizens’ Jury are summarized in this visual artwork
This work was supported by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council [grant number EP/X03075X/1].

At a glance

The findings of our first Citizens Jury are summarised in this visual artwork. You can download the full version here.

Young Adults' Digital Health Charter discussion

Young Adults’ Digital Health Charter

A new Digital Health Charter, developed with 18-25 year olds living with long-term health conditions, is calling for researchers, health and care services, policymakers and digital technology companies to move beyond assumptions and involve young adults in digital health innovations that meet their distinctive needs.

Full Charter 

Charter summary 

This video offers key findings from the Young Adults’ Digital Health Charter: 10 Principles for Digital Health Innovation.

Beyond Assumptions - Young Adults and Digital Health

This video offers key findings from the Young Adults’ Digital Health Charter: 10 Principles for Digital Health Innovation