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For a leaflet giving information about Patient and Public Involvement at the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain with which members of the public might wish to become involved, please click on the link below:

Working with you: How to get involved

For the RPSGB leaflet, Protecting the public, please click on the link below:

Protecting the public

The RPSGB current Patient and Public Involvement annual report highlights the progress made between December 2008 to October 2009.

The report is available below:

The RPSGB consulted with members and other stakeholders during 2006 on its draft strategy for Patient and Public Involvement (PPI).

The final strategy is available below:

Developing a patient and public involvement strategy for the RPSGB: Proposals for a way forward following consultation on a draft strategy

Contact:

Vanda Thomas
Patient and Public Involvement Manager
Tel: 020 7572 2625
e-mail vanda.thomas@rpsgb.org