We are conducting a pilot study on patient and public partnerships in Newfoundland and Labrador!
Please see the poster below – if you are interested in participating in this study, please proceed to the link for further information and participation: https://mun.yul1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4ZpWYf6SqoLk4vA
A couple of definitions from the link:
For this study:
• Patient means that you are someone affected by a health issue. A caregiver or a family member of a person with a health issue is also called a patient.
• Public means that you are a member of the general public. You may or may not be a patient.
• Partner means that you are a part of a team. This team may be conducting a research study. Or, it may be designing and delivering an initiative, such as a program, planning session, consultation session, townhall, or public engagement event.
Other terms can also be used to define partners. For example, they may be called an advisor, council member, project team member, interest group member, or committee member.
• As a patient and public partner in the team, you work together with other team members. You may have equal rights or responsibilities for the work done together.
I’m a little confused about what Patient ,public and partnership. But i’m gonna check out the link and see what it’s all about.
yes it may be confusing, as the patient and public partnership area is relatively new. You can contact me as well if you have any questions savas{at}mun.ca. my phone number is on the document as well. Thanks very much for your interest. Sevtap Savas