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PxP Australia Webinar. Working well together. With Janelle Bowden, Letisha Living and Joan Carlini

PxP Australia Chat Summary

The first ever PxP Australia took place on August 19, 2025 and it focused on consumer involvement in research. Consumer […]

PxP Africa Attendee Chat Summary

The inaugural PxP Africa meeting was led by Joab Wako and Kwanele Asante, who are also members of the steering […]

Réalité ou fiction : conseils pour passer au crible les renseignements en ligne

Written by Trinity Lowthian and Dawn Richards With all the information that’s available on social media or generally on the […]

Ressource pour les patients partenaires à propos des lettres d’appui

Written by Deb Baranec, Jim Kempster, and Dawn Richards Graphic Created by Tianna Magel What is a Letter of Support […]
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An accessibility checklist for virtual conference – by and for patients

Checklist Developed by: Oluwafemi Ajayi, Rebecca Esparza, Rae Martens, and Shyamsundar Muthuramalingan Illustration by: Candace Ramjohn Blog by: Rebecca Esparza and […]
Comment lire un article scientifique

Comment lire un article scientifique

Co-Created by Dawn Richards and Jim Kempster with input from CIHR-IMHA PERA members Graphics created by Tianna Magel   Scientific […]

Commenter le manuscrit d’une équipe de recherche : pourquoi est-ce important, et comment faire?

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

Recueillir les commentaires de patients partenaires et de personnes ayant une expérience concrète pour un projet de manuscrit : conseils et éléments à prendre en compte

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

Illustrer l’expérience des patients

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

Assister à des conférences de recherche en personne avec un patient ou un partenaire familial atteint d’une maladie chronique

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

Atelier « Participation des patients à la recherche » : une initiative pour la formation des chercheur

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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Afrique : appel à l’inclusion et à la mobilisation des patients dans la recherche en santé

By Oluwafemi Ajayi, Gail Sickle Initiative The word patient is generic and cuts across different health challenges around the globe. […]

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