Let‘s put our lessons to use: Refining a framework for building on successful patient and public engagement in health research

Authors

  • Brian Condran Maritime SPOR SUPPORT Unit
  • Grace Warner Dalhousie University
  • Larry Baxter BRIC NS
  • Tara Sampalli Nova Scotia Health Authority
  • Ruth Martin-Misener Dalhousie University
  • Elizabeth Michael

Abstract

This workshop will involve participants in refining a draft framework for scaling-up successful elements of partnerships between researchers, patients, the public, and other stakeholders in health research. In this context, ‘scaling-up‘ involves identifying ‘what works‘ to make partnerships successful and ways to build on these successes in other projects.

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Published

2019-07-03

Issue

2018: Healthy Living, Healthy Life Conference Proceedings

Section

Theme 2: Methods, tools, evaluation, and outcome measures in collaborative health research and practices

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