Add to My clippings

Evidence Library

image_pdfimage_print

Title: Mobilising the experiential knowledge of clinicians, patients and carers for applied health-care research
Author: Carter, P., Beech, R., Coxon, C., Thomas, M. & Jinks, C.
Date Published: 2013
Reference: Contemporary Social Science: Journal of the Academy of Social Sciences, DOI: 10.1080/21582041.2013.767468
Are service users or carers authors: No/Not Known

Abstract: This article describes three case studies where patients or members of the public were involved in applied health research. The case studies show that when patients with direct experience of the condition being studied are involved at an early stage, they help to: increase the likelihood of funding applications being successful; improve ethical aspects of the research; increase the relevance of the research for patients.

External link: The following links will take you to information on this entry on an external website. INVOLVE is not responsible for the content or the reliability of the external websites. Click here

Related entry: none currently available

Categories: health
Identifying topics, prioritising and commissioning
Designing research
impact on funding/commissioning
impact on research
impact on research ethics
impact of public involvement
reflecting on public involvement in research
journal article

Date Entered: 2013/10/07

Date Edited: 2013/10/07

Additional Info:
« Back to search results