Engage with Impact Toolkit
With funding and support from the Ontario Ministry of Health, we convened the “Evaluating Patient Engagement Working Group” to develop a toolkit to evaluate the impact of patient, family and caregiver engagement. The result of this work, the Engage with Impact Toolkit, is an online resource to support health system organizations to evaluate their patient, family and caregiver engagement work with a focus on impact.
Public and Patient Engagement Evaluation Tool (PPEET)
The PPEET was developed to serve as a common evaluation tool for health system organizations across Canada and internationally who are engaging the public and patients in their work. We updated the tool in summer 2018 following an implementation study evaluating the feasibility of the tool across a variety of health system organizations in Ontario.
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Supporting the evaluation of public and patient engagement in health system organizations: Results from an implementation research study
Health Expectations, October 2019
Engagement Assessment Toolkit
We partnered with the Centre for Excellence on Partnership with Patients and the Public (CEPPP) to develop the Public and Patient Engagement Evaluation Toolkit. The toolkit was developed based on a rigorous systematic review of public and patient engagement evaluation tools. It provides a description and assessment of 27 evaluation tools that can be used by various health system stakeholders to evaluate patient and public engagement initiatives in health research and health care.
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Public and Patient Engagement Evaluation Tool (PPEET)
An evaluation tool designed to assist health system organizations and others evaluate public and patient engagement efforts.
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Patient and public engagement in research & health systems decision making: A systematic review of evaluation tools
Health Expectations, December 2018
Public and Patient Involvement in Health Technology Assessment: A Framework for Action
In partnership with the Ontario Health Technology Advisory Committee (OHTAC) and Health Quality Ontario (HQO), we developed a comprehensive framework for involving the public and patients in health technology assessment. This work informed the development of HQO’s Patient Partnering Framework and was awarded the 2017 Egon Jonsson Award in recognition of excellence in contributions made to the International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care.
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Public and patient involvement in health technology assessment: a framework for action
International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care, September 2016
Additional Resources: Frameworks and Tools
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Patient and public engagement in research & health systems decision making: A systematic review of evaluation tools
Health Expectations, December 2018