Background With the sharp increase in the involvement of patients (including family and
informal caregivers) as active participants, collaborators, advisors and decision-makers in …

… Data collection and analysis were performed by Laura Tripp, Jeonghwa You and Julia
Abelson. The first draft of the manuscript was written by Laura Tripp and Julia Abelson. All authors …

Objectives To examine the sociodemographic characteristics, activities, motivations,
experiences, skills and challenges of patient partners working across multiple health system …

Background As citizens, patients and family members are participating in numerous and
expanding roles in health system organizations, attention has turned to evaluating these efforts. …

… The website itself was developed by Laura Tripp and Julia Abelson, with input provided by
all authors. The first draft of the manuscript was written by Julia Abelson and Laura Tripp. All …

Background Health system expenditure on cancer drugs is rising rapidly in many OECD
countries given the costly new treatments and increased rates of use due to a growing and …

Evolving scientific evidence about mammography has raised new questions about the net
benefits of organized screening, yet gaps remain about women's current screening practices, …

Including information and values from patients in HTA has the potential to improve both the
process and outcomes of health technology policy decisions. Accordingly, funding and …

Despite Canada’s long history with mammography screening, little is known about citizens’
perspectives about mammography and how best to support women to make informed …

Introduction There is a growing role for patients, family members and caregivers as consultants,
collaborators and partners in health system settings in Canada. However, compensation …