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Resource Unit: BC SUPPORT Unit

ATTIC: Activities for Transforming Teams & Igniting Change (BC Patient Safety & Quality Council)

What is patient engagement health research? (Knowledge Nudge)

Research 101 : A manifesto for ethical research in the Downtown Eastside (Journal article)

Patient-oriented research repository (University of British Columbia)

Identifying potential barriers and solutions to patient partner compensation (payment) in research (Journal article)

How to talk about compensation with patient partners (Journal article)

Alberta SPOR SUPPORT Unit – Terms of Reference Template

British Columbia Network Environment for Indigenous Health Research (BC NEIHR)

Ensuring the Ethical Conduct of Patient-Oriented Research: A Guide for Researchers

Ensuring the Ethical Conduct of Patient-Oriented Research: A Guide for Researchers

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