Background Billions of dollars are lost annually in health research that fails to create
meaningful benefits for patients. Engaging in research co-design–the meaningful …

Patient 'engagement'or 'involvement'in health research broadly refers to including people
with lived experience (ie individuals with personal experience of a health issue and their …

Researchers request a variety of levels of engagement from their participants in a research
study. This can range from merely serving as a data generation opportunity to being actively …

Plain English summary Patients should be involved in the design, conduct and
dissemination of research that affects them. Patient involvement leads to empowerment and …

Background Research codesign is generally defined as end-users' involvement in planning,
implementation, and evaluation of projects. Recently, there has been a growing interest in …

Background This paper describes the collection and integration of mixed methods data to
facilitate the final selection of items for the Quality of Life–Aged Care Consumers (QOL-ACC) …

Background The co-design of health care enables patient-centredness by partnering
patients, clinicians and other stakeholders together to create services. Methods We …

Background Promoting physical activity (PA) participation in older adults is important for
preserving quality of life and functional independence. Co-design has been shown to …

Background While the importance of involving older people in research is increasingly
acknowledged, quantitative studies exploring the perspectives of larger samples of older …

Background User involvement in research has rapidly increased and is often a precondition
to obtain research funding. Benefits such as effectiveness and increased relevance of …