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Main deliverables
D5.4 Report on Interim Patient Engagement Open Forum
Main deliverable
D6.5 Patient Engagement Sustainability Roadmap
THE PARADIGM GAP ANALYSIS
D1.2 Criteria to assess how patient engagement expectations are met
D1.1 Survey analysis report on stakeholder-specific preferences, needs and expectations
Communications and External Engagement Plan
PARADIGM’s digital assets
Report on the first open Patient Engagement Forum
PARADIGM Work Package 1 Webinar – presentation
The Paradigm Work package 1 (WP1) webinar held on May 8 shared the output of the work done as a wrap up for the WP1. To recap, the objective of WP1 was to identify and understand the needs and expectations of relevant stakeholders in patient engagement, and based on those to create a set of criteria that can be used to categorise and prioritise expected patient engagement activities. Link to the video recording: https://youtu.be/kBoOluqxQ4c
D1.1 Survey analysis report on stakeholder-specific preferences, needs and expectations
To understand the needs, expectations and preferences from the perspective of different stakeholders, Work Package 1 (WP1) co-created with other WPs an online survey. The survey received 372 English language responses and 169 responses from 13 other European languages during the June and July in 2018. In addition to the survey, between June and October 2018, four different face-to-face consultations were carried out to involve the following vulnerable/ underrepresented and specific stakeholder groups : people with dementia, children and young 3 persons and people with rare diseases, as well as Health Technology Assessment (HTA) bodies.
PARADIGM at a glance
Meet the PARADIGM Consortium and get to know some interesting facts about them. PARADIGM’s mission is to provide a unique framework that enables structured, effective, meaningful, ethical, innovative, and sustainable patient engagement (PE) and demonstrates the ‘return on the engagement’ for all players.
PARADIGM Newsletter – 6 months of impact in patient engagement
Why yet another newsletter? Well, it's about creating a community as much as it is about communicating. We want to continue to build the base of participants in co-creating solutions to make patient engagement a greater reality.
PARADIGM One-pager 2018
PARADIGM’s objective is to develop much needed patient engagement processes and tools for three key decision-making points of the medicines development lifecycle: Research priority setting, Design of clinical trials and Early dialogue with regulators and HTA bodies.