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Research
Latest funding
- $25,000
Strategic Engagement of Patients in Sepsis preclinical Studies (SEPSIS): A Priority-Setting Exercise to Identify Patient Important Questions
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
- $504,900
Patient engagement in basic science: co-development and pilot evaluation of a novel framework
CIHR · 2022 · Co-investigator
- $100,000
Partnering with patients at the earliest stages of the research continuum: building a framework to involve patients in preclinical laboratory work
CIHR · 2019 · Principal investigator
Strategic Engagement of Patients in Sepsis preclinical Studies (SEPSIS): A Priority-Setting Exercise to Identify Patient Important Questions
Principal investigators: Lalu, Manoj M; Fergusson, Dean A
Keywords: Nominal Group Technique; Patient Engagement; Patient Partners; Patient Priorities; Priority-Setting; Sepsis
Patient engagement in basic science: co-development and pilot evaluation of a novel framework
Principal investigators: Lalu, Manoj M; Fergusson, Dean A; Richards, Dawn
Keywords: Framework Development; Laboratory Research; Patient And Public Involvement (Ppi); Patient Engagement; Preclinical Research
Partnering with patients at the earliest stages of the research continuum: building a framework to involve patients in preclinical laboratory work
Principal investigators: Lalu, Manoj M; Hendrick, Kathryn; Liaw, Patricia C; Rodger, Marc A; Fergusson, Dean A
Keywords: Laboratory Research; Patient And Public Involvement (Ppi); Patient Engagement; Preclinical Research
Patient and Public Involvement in Preclinical Laboratory Research: A Scoping Review
Principal investigators: Fergusson, Dean A; Lalu, Manoj M
Keywords: Laboratory Research; Patient And Public Involvement (Ppi); Patient Engagement; Preclinical Research
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