Patient-oriented research: a new model for anesthesia in the 2lst century?

Abstract

No matter how complicated the research, or how brilliant the researcher, patients and the public always offer unique, invaluable insights. Their advice when designing, implementing and evaluating research invariably makes studies more effective, more credible and often more cost efficient as well.

Consumer Engagement in Perioperative Clinical Trials

“…Both confirmed that priorities of patients and caregiver prioritize improving the patient experience in perioperative care, whereas the clinicians prioritize clinical effectiveness. 83 It is unclear whether the survey respondents were a true representation of the broader surgical population 97 or could be transferable to other countries. 97…”

“…83 It is unclear whether the survey respondents were a true representation of the broader surgical population 97 or could be transferable to other countries. 97…”

“…Both confirmed that priorities of patients and caregiver prioritize improving the patient experience in perioperative care, whereas the clinicians prioritize clinical effectiveness. 83 It is unclear whether the survey respondents were a true representation of the broader surgical population 97 or could be transferable to other countries. 97 Evaluate Consumer Engagement Throughout the world, there is a wealth of knowledge available to guide, identify, and support the adoption of consumer engagement, 17,18,37,75,81,[98][99][100] but to date there is a lack of analysis and reporting of its implementation.…”

“…83 It is unclear whether the survey respondents were a true representation of the broader surgical population 97 or could be transferable to other countries. 97 Evaluate Consumer Engagement Throughout the world, there is a wealth of knowledge available to guide, identify, and support the adoption of consumer engagement, 17,18,37,75,81,[98][99][100] but to date there is a lack of analysis and reporting of its implementation. 37,101 Boote et al 100 reviewed the extent of consumer engagement in 371 clinical trials.…”

A mixed methods study protocol to identify research priorities for perioperative medicine in Australia

“…PSPs for perioperative medicine have been conducted in the UK 26 and Canada, 27 but thematic analysis identified only a 50% agreement on the resultant priorities. 27 , 28 The misalignment and disparity across the two continents confirm the need for a specific Australian perioperative medicine priority setting agenda.…”