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Providing input on a research team’s draft manuscript: Why this is important and some guidance

A Blog and Checklist for Patient Partners/People with lived experience By Anna Samson, Chantale Thurston, Don Wood, Trinity Lowthian, Dawn […]

Asking patient partners/people with lived experience to provide input on a draft manuscript: Things to consider and some guidance

A Blog and Checklist for Research Teams By Anna Samson, Chantale Thurston, Don Wood, Trinity Lowthian, Dawn Richards and Perri […]

Illustrating Patient Experiences

Interview with Candace Ramjohn, By Melody Choi Candace Ramjohn, a self-identified “visual alchemist,” sees visual media not just as a […]
Attending In-person Research Conferences When Your Patient or Family Partners Have a Chronic Illness By Rae Martens

Attending In-person Research Conferences When Your Patient or Family Partners Have a Chronic Illness

By Rae Martens (ferprogram.ca) As I write this, I am currently flat on my back on the couch with my […]

Patient Engagement in Research Workshop: An initiative for Researcher education

Written by Trudy Flynn, Patient Partner and Tianna Magel, Project and Research Analyst at CIHR-IMHA Edited by Hetty Mulhall A […]
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A Clarion Call for Africa to Embrace Patient Inclusion and Patient Engagement in Healthcare Research

By Oluwafemi Ajayi, Gail Sickle Initiative The word patient is generic and cuts across different health challenges around the globe. […]
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What social determinants of health actually do within the scope of a person’s life

By Alex Haagaard A society is a group of people living together in a way that is organized by certain […]
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Confidence in Building – We Got This!

By Joletta Belton People often ask me how I got involved with health research and education. It’s not a simple […]
"We developed a relationship before we did any work. That’s the key: it’s about relationships." - Alma McCormick

One thing I’d like to see changed as a result of PxP

Guest blog with Joletta Belton
We need to build new tables. Not just invite people to the tables we already have.

PxP: Partnering to Make Research Stronger

Guest blog with Joletta Belton
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Co-creating through Social Media Crowdsourcing

Developing an infographic with and for patient partners about conference abstracts by Dr. Dawn Richards
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A square peg in a round hole: Patient and public author affiliations in academic journals

by: Dawn P. Richards (patient partner and Five02 Labs Inc, Toronto, Ontario, Canada) and Jim Elliott (independent advocate for patients in research, Wales, UK)

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