Presentations

Some Video / Webinar Presentations

Patients & Caregivers as Partners in EBR

Patients and Caregivers as Partners in evidence generation and research are areas of interest where collaborative efforts are accepted more widely today than a decade ago.

To learn more about what Evidence in medicine is and opportunities I recommend this Cochrane training-

https://training.cochrane.org/essentialshttps://training.cochrane.org/essentials

PCORI Ambassador Highlight

Patient Centered Outcomes Research (PCORI) has changed the way health research is done- advancing interestholder involvement within Comparitive Effectiveness Research (CER) and more- to learn more about the Ambassador Program and or to become an Ambassador please visit https://www.pcori.org/engagement/engage-us/pcori-ambassador-program

Implementing a SDoH Role in Primary Care

Evaluation of the Learning to Integrate Neighborhoods and Clinical Care Project: Findings from Implementing a New Lay Role into Primary Care Teams to Address Social Determinants of Health - PCC (thepcc.org)

Evaluation Article Evaluation of the Learning to Integrate Neighborhoods and Clinical Care Project: Findings from Implementing a New Lay Role into Primary Care Teams to Address Social Determinants of Health | The Permanente Journal

Presentations

Developing and Sustaining CABS

Wanting to learn more about Community Advisory Boards?

Aging Intitaive

Insights and Persepectives from IP4 Panel

10.29.2026 4EST

-Presentations and Q & A-

IP4 Members – The AGING Initiative

Patient Partnering in Research Implementation

Don't Miss Out! Join us for a robust discussion

University of Rochester NY

EQ & DI webinar series

11.12.24 3PM EST

-Research #PatientPartners Ms Beverly Canin and Ms Janice Tufte will present Engagement

involvements within Implementation Research studies-

Co-creation in Care: Don't Drop the Ball IHI Forum

An Interactive Workshop sharing tools and opportunities on how to integrate Patient, Family and Care Partners in quality improvement efforts within your health care ecosystems

HI Forum in Orlando Florida 12.10. 24 at 9:30-10:30 AM EST

Leadership benefitted by attending this lively session

There are many gaps in our healthcare ecosystem where the best evidence available is not making it into the hands of the people who need it the most for effective decision-making - the clinicians and patients. The workshop “Co-Creation of Care: Don’t Drop the Ball'' is an interactive session across the care continuum.

After this session attendees were able to:
1.) Identify the importance of partnerships where diverse voice and disciplines participate equitably
2.) Co-create through collaboration within the workforce to address health & social care ecosystem gaps
3.) Incorporate lived experience, knowledge, and skills throughout the https://events.ihi.org/forum-2024