The Book of Good Practices
Your go-to tool for patient engagement
Not sure what good practice is?
Use this tool to reach a common agreement about what is a Best Practice in patient engagement.
Demonstrating the value of patient engagement
The Book caters to the high demand and urgent need to provide examples demonstrating the quality and impact of patient engagement work.
Guidance for newcomers
If you are just starting your patient engagement journey this book can offer you guidance and ideas on how to get it right.
Consulting a patient and carer panel on the design and delivery of a proof of concept drug repurposing trial in Parkinson’s Disease
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Patient involvement in preparing clinical research peer-reviewed publications or results summaries: A systematic review
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HeadUp Collar: Co-creation of a new cervical orthosis for patients with Motor Neuron Disease/ neck weakness
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Consulting a patient and carer group on the delivery of Exoskeleton assisted walking to aid cardiovascular fitness in patients with gait problems due to Multiple Sclerosis
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R&D Key Performance Indicators and Patient Engagement Planning – a mix of casesReducing and mitigating the burden of clinical trials on patients and care partners
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The Book of Good Practices
Co-creating a robust and coherent framework for patient engagement requires collective effort and commitment. If you are curious to find out how the initiatives for the Book of Good Practices were selected, check out our publication in DIA Global.
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