Patient and public involvement (PPI) is increasingly expected in health research around the world. Having patients and members of the public involved in research on advisory committees and as part of research teams brings the expertise of lived experience to the research problem and helps improve the quality, relevance, accountability, and transparency of research. This session will outline how PPI is operationalized in health research with an emphasis on primary care research. We will describe current PPI initiatives in Singapore and situate them in an international context. We will also provide advice to those looking to include PPI in their primary care research, including advice from patient research partners who have experience with PPI. The workshop will include hands-on activities. This workshop is run by primary care researchers and patient research partners from across Singapore.