Help shape research on type 2 diabetes remission

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A patient-originated research study supported by the NIHR Research Support Service, University of Birmingham

What is the research about?

Some people are able to improve or reverse Type 2 diabetes through lifestyle changes, while others find this much harder. We want to understand why. This research idea was developed by a person living with Type 2 diabetes, working alongside researchers. We are now inviting patients, carers, and members of the public to help shape the study so it reflects real-life experiences, cultures, family roles, and food practices.

Who can get involved?

  • People living with Type 2 diabetes (any stage)
  • People who have tried lifestyle changes
  • People who have achieved remission, or not
  • Family members or carers

No research experience is needed. Your lived experience is what matters.

How can you help?

Your views will help us to:
• Check the research questions make sense to patients and families
• Focus on what matters most in everyday life
• Improve how the research is designed and explained
• Shape future research to support more personalised (stratified) care

What does I have to do?

Take part in an initial online discussion meeting:

  • Monday 18 May
  • 5:00 – 6:30 pm
  • Online (Microsoft Teams)

Any further involvement will be optional and discussed with you in advance.

Payment and support

Payment will be offered at £27.50 per hour in line with NIHR guidance. Clear information,
opportunities to ask questions, and ongoing support from the research team will be provided.

Deadline to express interest: 15 May 2026

Contact:

s.blackburn.1@bham.ac.uk | m.p.gardner@bham.ac.uk

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health inequalities

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