Public and patient involvement is well known in research where patients share their lived experience for a health-related study. However, the role of public and patients in methodology research is not clear.
We explored public involvement in a priority-setting partnership in how we plan, do, and share the results of rapid reviews - the Priority III project. We wanted to do this to better support public involvement in future research.
We explored the processes of Priority III and asked the members of the Priority III steering group for their views and experiences of public involvement in the project. We found three themes:
1: We all bring unique qualities to the table.
2: We need support and space at the table.
3: We all benefit from working together.
Communication and trust were found to be important across all themes. This webinar will share our findings, which offer insight into what helped public involvement in this research context. We give examples of practical actions and suggestions for future research.
Publication: https://doi.org/10.1186/s40900-023-00438-1
Presenters:
Dr Nikita Burke, Programme Manager, Evidence Synthesis Ireland
Maureen Smith, Public Co-author, Cochrane Consumer Network Executive, Ottawa, Canada
Andrew Worrall, Public Co-author, Staffordshire and Evidence Synthesis Ireland
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Evidence Synthesis IrelandOrganizer of Sharing space at the research table: public and patient involvement in an evidence synthesis priority setting partnership
Health care decisions should be based on a synthesis of the global body of evidence rather than relying on the convenient selection of one or more discrete studies. Evidence synthesis methods seek to establish the overall balance of information on a given topic, and are based on identifying, assessing and examining all the available evidence on a given topic to inform health care decisions.
Our mission is to make evidence syntheses more usable in every sense of the word – better designed, conducted and reported, more useable for decision makers and more usable within health care policy and clinical practice decision making across the Island of Ireland and beyond.
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