Patient & Public Involvement/Engagement Flashcards

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Define a ‘public partnership’

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An umbrella term for describing activities which involve members of the public

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Define engagment

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Where information about research is provided and disseminated

  • Dissemination events
  • Social media
  • Newsletters
  • Websites & blogs
  • Creative methods
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Define coproduction of a research project

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Co-producing a research project is an approach in which research, practitioners and the public work together, sharing power and responsibility from the start to the end of the project (including the generation of knowledge).

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importance of public & patint involvement/engagement (PPIE)?

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  • Patients offer a different viewpoint (lived experience).
  • Ensures a focused outcome.
  • Involving patients helps get funding.
  • Benefits to participants
    • Improved confidence
    • Improved knowledge
    • Sense of community through sharing experience
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5
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What is the role of NICE?

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To improve outcomes for people using the NHS and other public health and social care services by

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What are clinical guidelines?

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Broad guidance covering management of a particular condition (i.e. the care pathway)

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Are clinical guidelines mandatory?

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No - Recommendations are advisory, not mandatory… but can be used to develop quality standards

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8
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Are clinical guidelines evidence based or guideline based?

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Evidence based

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9
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Are quality standards evidence based or guideline based?

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Guideline based

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What are quality standards?

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A prioritised, concise set of statements (usually 6-8) with associated measurable indicators, chosen and adapted from the Clinical Guideline recommendations

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Development of a new guideline takes approx how long?

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26 months

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12
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What is the GDG?

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Guideline Development Groups

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Key role of GDG?

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make judgements based on evidence

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