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| Name of resource | Description |
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| Health Quality Ontario |
Patient Partnering Framework that includes guidance, methods, tools and resources to help plan for, implement and evaluate patient partnering activities. |
| Canadian Patient Safety Institute | Guidebook on how to partner with persons/patients and families. |
| GIN Public Toolkit: - GIN (g-i-n.net) | A public toolkit from Guidelines International Network (GIN) on patient and public involvement in guidelines. The resource includes practical advice on involving patients and the public in guideline activities. |
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Resources, methodological approaches and tools for person/patient and family engagement. |
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| Centre of Excellence on Partnership with Patients and Public – Prince Edward Island |
Prince Edward Island Engagement Toolkit to help change teams evaluate readiness for person/patient and family engagement, review priorities for engagement, and successfully engage them. |
| Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research |
Kaiser Permanente’s Patient Engagement Toolkit offers materials to support researchers who want to engage with persons/patients and families in conducting research and includes helpful tips in engaging them in an effective and respectful manner. |
| Longwoods Health Services Publishing |
Case studies of health centres that outline the approaches, strategies and impact of their person/patient and family engagement initiatives. |
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Registered Nurses’ Association of Ontario (RNAO) Person- and Family-Centred Care BPG |
This RNAO guideline is used by nurses and other members of the interprofessional health-care team to enhance the quality of their partnerships with individuals accessing care, ultimately improving clinical outcomes and the person and family experience of health. |
| PCORI includes toolkits, frameworks and evaluation criteria to help health providers maximize the engagement of persons with lived experience in research and health settings. | |
| SPOR is dedicated to integrating research into care to improve health by involving key stakeholders such as patients and caregivers, health practitioners, researchers, policymakers, industries and more. | |
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McMaster University’s Public and Patient Engagement Evaluation Tool |
The purpose of this questionnaire is to obtain persons’ assessments of key features of the engagement activity that they have participated in. |
