Co-Research in Action: Sharing Insights, Inspiring Involvement

Online workshop, register now!

Research in healthcare is increasingly conducted together with patients, rather than just for or about them. But how exactly can co-researchers (patients) and researchers truly collaborate?

When: Tuesday 6th of May, 11:00-13:00 CET
Where: Online, via Teams (link sent upon registration)
Costs: Participation is free
For whom: Everyone interested in co-research, with varying levels of experience (researchers, co-researchers, patients, health care professionals, policy makers, industry)

The EUonQol project | Quality of Life in Oncology cordially invites you to the workshop ‘Co-Research in Action: Sharing Insights, Inspiring Involvement’, led by Nivel.

How can co-research drive meaningful change?

This is the central question in this inspiring workshop on co-research. Bringing together diverse perspectives, the workshop is a joint initiative of researchers and co-researchers. Drawing from their experiences in the EUonQoL project, they will share valuable insights and lead thought-provoking discussions on the challenges of co-research.

The EUonQoL project contributes to EU initiatives against cancer, by developing the European Oncology Quality of Life Toolkit (EUonQoL-kit) – a patient-centred tool designed to assess quality of life among cancer patients and survivors.

Workshop program (TBC)

11h00 Welcoming all participants
11h05 Plenary presentation about co-research based on the four R’s of co-research
11h30 Thought-provoking discussions in four break-out rooms
  • Relations
  • Roles
  • Right conditions
  • Reflection
Each break-out room is hosted by a researcher and co-researcher
12h15 Plenary summary of break-out rooms
12h30 Panel discussion between researchers and co-researchers
12h55 Wrap up

Participation in the workshop is free, but registration is required. We look forward to welcoming you, so feel free to sign up using the form below.

Join us on Tuesday, May 6 – we hope to meet you online!

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