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5 Ways Patient Partners Can Be Involved
Did you know that patient partners can get involved in a number of areas? Find out which ones, and explore some inspiring examples from right here in Québec!
Stories from the field: Inclusive Care
How can we combat inequity and offer more inclusive care? Find out in this webinar.
Beyond experiential knowledge: a classification of patient knowledge
A narrative review challenged the dominant model of knowledge in medicine and healthcare, and classified the forms of knowledge that patients acquire, develop and mobilize throughout their care journey.
Cultural Safety in Indigenous Health Research Context: a report of recommendations drawn from an unprecedented round-table discussion
To define and identify the best ways of conducting culturally safe indigenous health research, placing the voices and knowledge of indigenous people and their allies at the heart of the process. This is the challenge that several partners have set themselves. To achieve this, they organized an unprecedented round table with people representing 10 of the 11 nations present on Quebec territory.
Effects of ethical climate in association with tenure on work addiction, quality of care and staff retention: a cross-sectional study
"The article studies an organizational lever, namely the ethical climate, as a vector of several positive spin-offs, for both caregivers and patients. Considering that the data was collected across Canada during the omicron wave, the article presents an interesting portrait of healthcare networks and the people who make them up in times of crisis." Francis Maisonneuve
Canadian English translation and linguistic validation of the 13-MD to measure global health-related quality of life
How to measure health-related quality of life by considering physical, mental and social health in a balanced way? With the 13-MD tool, available in English and French.
Training: Evaluating Patient Engagement in Research
Upon the completion of this training, you will know the main steps that are required to evaluate a partnership with the patients and the public in research. You will also understand why it is interesting to evaluate it.
Online training on patient engagement in continuous quality improvement
How can you effectively integrate patient partners into a continuous quality improvement process? Find out in this asynchronous training course.
Microsite on patient partnership in research: interactive tour, resources and testimonials
What can you expect as a patient or citizen when you become a research partner? This microsite explains!
Decision Aid for Colorectal Cancer Screening
The use of the colorectal cancer screening decision aid helps to enhance the screening experience and personalize the care trajectory.
Informing the development of the SUCCEED reporting guideline for studies on the scaling of health interventions: A systematic review
This article identifies relevant guidelines and lists potential items for the development of the SUCCEED (Standards for reporting stUdies of sCaling evidenCEd-informED interventions) guideline.
Patient First: Improving the trajectory of oncology care and services in Québec
The aim of Patient First is to provide better support for cancer patients and their families in Québec. How can we do this? By improving their cancer care and services trajectory. This is a unique patient partnership project, since the issues to be addressed by the teams were raised by Oncopole's partner patient committee.