30/09/2025                                                                            
                                    
                                    
                                                                        
                                        Did you know that anyone can get involved in healthcare research at Keele? 
Staff from our Clinical Trials Unit hold monthly sessions at our Keele in Town building in Newcastle-under-Lyme town centre, where members of the public can join them to help shape the future of healthcare research in North Staffordshire by sharing their thoughts and experiences. 
The iNSPIRE Community Lounge, which is held on the last Wednesday of every month between 10am and 12pm, offers a relaxed environment for patients, the public, and researchers to have meaningful conversations around health research-related topics.  
The CTU aims to take the feedback from these sessions to inform their research strategy going forward, to ensure that the healthcare research taking place at Keele reflects the needs of the communities the university serves, and has the biggest positive impact it can.  
Steff Garvin, Trial Manager from Keele CTU said: βWhether you have personal experience with healthcare services, an interest in research, or simply want to connect with others in the community, you're warmly welcome to drop in. Itβs an opportunity to learn about the latest research happening in your community, meet with members form the Clinical Trials Unit at Keele, and find out how you can get involved or have your say on what matters most to you. By joining us, you can help make local health research more relevant, inclusive, and impactful.β  
For more information visit https://www.keele.ac.uk/ctu/?utm_content=1759231740&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=facebook