Description
Speakers:
Chantal Britt
- Lecturer on patient involvement at the Bern University of Applied Sciences – Swizerland
- Patient expert
- Researcher in participatory healthcare
Dr Betty Dube
- Lecturer Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, Scotland.
- Pharmacist
Leila Neshat Mokadem
- Co-founder of Equity Lighthouse.
- Doctoral researcher
Learning objectives
By the end of the webinar, participants should be able to:
- understand terminology used when describing patient and public involvement in research
- appreciate the different potential levels of engagement of patients and public as part of the research process
- explore inclusive ways of working together as public-academic partners
- value opportunities and barriers to meaningful research partnerships
- familiarise with meaningful resources for patient engagement in research
Description
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Chantal Britt, Patient expert with 25 years of experience in science journalism and communication and Founder of Long Covid Switzerland; Researcher in participatory healthcare and a lecturer on patient involvement at the Bern University of Applied Sciences; Reviewer at the Swiss National Science Foundation for meaningful patient involvement in clinical trials and committed to advancing patient engagement in healthcare, research, and health policy.
Dr Betty Dube, Pharmacist with a research interests including Patient and Public Involvement in research (PPIR) with a focus on Global Ethnic Majority (GEM) women; Lecturer Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, Scotland
Leila Neshat Mokadem, Co-founder of Equity Lighthouse, a health equity organisation; Doctoral researcher with a focus on health inequalities and public involvement in health research
