Perceptions and recall of treatment for prostate cancer: A survey of two populations

Brown, Amy; Tan, Alex; Anable, Lux; Callander, Emily; Lourenço, Richard De Abreu; Pain, Tilley

doi:10.1016/j.tipsro.2022.10.001

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“…The consumer joined at the stage of developing the research protocol and actively contributed to all stages of the project (Table 3). This resulted in two publications with the consumer as a co‐author 20,21 . Initial plans were for the consumer investigator to co‐present findings at professional conferences.…”

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Meaningful consumer engagement in medical radiation sciences: enhancing quality improvement and research projects

Brown,

McCoola,

Funnell

et al. 2023

J of Medical Radiation Sci

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Consumer engagement and partnership are increasingly recognised as a significant component of healthcare planning, provision, quality improvement and research. This article provides an overview of consumer engagement embedded in two different projects: a quality improvement project and a research project. The considerations and steps taken to effectively engage and partner with consumers throughout both projects will be discussed such as the prompt for consumer engagement, how the consumer/s were recruited and their specific contributions. The commonly reported advantages and challenges as well as reflections on what we might do differently with the benefit of hindsight are presented, including time required by both consumers and health professionals; funding and remuneration; and reporting findings to the wider community. In demonstrating consumer engagement and our learnings, we aim to encourage further consumer engagement activities amongst medical radiation professionals.

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“…This resulted in two publications with the consumer as a co‐author. 20 , 21 Initial plans were for the consumer investigator to co‐present findings at professional conferences. However, this was altered due to the COVID‐19 pandemic which resulted in conferences either being cancelled or migrating to a virtual format.…”

Section: Case Studymentioning

confidence: 99%