Healthcare workers should be involved in research into long covid for more inclusive patient and public involvement, write Manish Pareek and colleagues
Patient and public involvement in research into long covid is key to understanding the condition’s impact on people’s lives, identifying research priorities, and ensuring that study design and methods are applicable to the people most affected by it.1 It’s particularly important to involve diverse groups of the population, including people from ethnic minority backgrounds and people with disabilities, to ensure that the research is representative and relevant. Examples are available of the various ways in which patient and public involvement has been integrated into long covid studies in the UK such as actively involving people with long covid in generating content for the Symptom Burden Questionnaire.1
Researchers conducting national long covid studies have made a commendable effort to include a diverse range of patients and m
Toronto, ON (PRWEB) April 17, 2023 This webinar will examine the importance of electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePROs) and how working at pace with
Over 100 million people are thought to be affected by Long COVID, but attempts to study this complex condition have been stifled by a broad and variable constellation of symptoms
BIRMINGHAM, England, Dec. 8, 2022 /PRNewswire/ A validated Symptom Burden Questionnaire that will help medical researchers unravel the complexities of Long COVID and develop or test new treatments
These international, consensus-based, patient-reported outcomes (PRO)–specific guidelines aim to lay out the ethical considerations that researchers, research e