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The Patient Engagement (PE) Team provides ongoing support to patient partners, researchers and community organizations to identify research priorities and to collaborate, in active and meaningful ways, on health research studies.
Enhancing collaboration and capacity of all health research team partners contributes to advancing the science and practice of patient engagement.
Patient Engagement aims to:
Join us to discuss everything patient engagement! Register with the AbSPORU Events Calendar. Find previous recordings of Journal Club on Vimeo by year:
Approximately 40 individuals bring together the perspectives of patients, caregivers, researchers, patient and community organizations and other valued members to inform and advise on the activities, events and work of the Patient Engagement Platform.
Learn what the experts say about the latest patient engagement topics!
Watch for upcoming webinars on the AbSPORU Events Calendar
Find episodes of PEP TALKS by clicking the button below.
APELS is a monthly 1-hour online session designed to support and empower researchers through partnered research projects. APELS can provide tools and expertise to all researchers looking to strengthen their approach. Subscribe to our newsletter or follow us on social media to learn about upcoming APELS sessions. For past sessions, click the button below.
Albertans 4 Health Research.ca is an online network that connects health researchers with individuals who are interested in contributing to the research that matters to them. The website is a source for all current opportunities in health research.
Learn more about AbSPORU’s services and access the Service Application by visiting the Research Services page.
Find opportunities to get involved in health research by visiting Albertans4HealthResearch.ca
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