Patient or healthcare consumer involvement

Date & Time
Tuesday, September 5, 2023, 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Location Name
Shelley
Session Type
Oral session
Category
Patient or healthcare consumers involvement and shared decision making
Oral session
Patient or healthcare consumer involvement
Speakers
Ling Wang
Liz Shaw, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, University of Exeter
Vartika Sharma, The University of Auckland
Frida Svedin, Uppsala University
Emmy De Buck, Centre for Evidence-Based Practice, Belgian Red Cross
Francesca Spiga, University of Bristol
Eugenie Johnson, Newcastle University
Alex Todhunter-Brown
Description
11:00 Opening remarks and introduction
11:05 Involvement of children and young people in development of an evidence synthesis framework for what interventions best prevent childhood obesity
11:15 Bringing a patient perspective to understanding interventions that aim to reduce length of stay in hospital: a mixed methods synthesis
11:25 Stakeholder involvement to enhance the relevance and accessibility of a Cochrane review of physical rehabilitation after stroke
11:35 Development and co-design of a behavioral activation intervention targeting depression among people with dementia for the Swedish context
11:45 Co-designing outcomes for a review on self-harm and suicide prevention interventions: Are we failing our young people?
11:55 Involving people in determining outcomes for a proposed Health Technology Assessment surrounding pelvic organ prolapse
12:05 Importance of consensus methods and involving end users to develop evidence-based materials when evidence is scarce: a Red Cross example
12:15 Analysis of the proportion, role, function, and reporting quality of patient and public involvement (PPI) in systematic reviews and meta-analyses: A cross-sectional study
12:25 Closing remarks