medicine x and white house ostp | engaging participants as partners in research

thank you–and a call to action

1. Relive the event

We trended #1 on Twitter in the US during our June 2, 2016 event at the White House, and we’ve collected some highlights of the day in Storify #ICYMI.

VIEW STORIFY

2. Inspiring images

View some select photographs from our event at the White House on Engaging Participants as Partners in Research, co-hosted jointly by the White House OSTP and Stanford Medicine X.

VIEW IMAGES

3. Share your views

Please consider spending 8-10 minutes to participate in a research study aimed at understanding views on partnering with participants in research.

COMPLETE SURVEY

Add your voice to the conversation

Stanford Medicine X is working with Christopher Snider, host of the Just Talking podcast series to create a special podcast episode of our Everyone Included™ web series focused on this event. We’d love for you to add your voice to the conversation!

4. Leave a message, tell a story

Medicine X is creating a special audio podcast episode to share the big ideas, needs and offers of help that resulted from our White House event. We need your help!

  • Why should we engage participants as partners in research?
  • What was your major take-away from the day’s event?
  • Do you have any big ideas to share?
  • What are the opportunities and challenges you see?
  • How can others help you turn your idea into actions?
  • Please make sure to say your name and where you’re from so we can properly credit you during the podcast.

Add your voice to the conversation and dial our Medicine X call-in line to leave a message for our Everyone Included™ guest podcast host, Christopher Snider. Please note voice messages are limited to 3 minutes. You can call back multiple times if you have a lot to share!

Add your voice to the conversation

Stanford Medicine X is working with Christopher Snider, host of the Just Talking podcast series to create a special podcast episode of our Everyone Included™ web series focused on this event. We’d love for you to add your voice to the conversation!

4. Leave a message, tell a story

Medicine X is creating a special audio podcast episode to share the big ideas, needs and offers of help that resulted from our White House event. We need your help!

  • Why should we engage participants as partners in research?
  • What was your major take-away from the day’s event?
  • Do you have any big ideas to share?
  • What are the opportunities and challenges you see?
  • How can others help you turn your idea into actions?
  • Please make sure to say your name and where you’re from so we can properly credit you during the podcast.

Add your voice to the conversation and dial our Medicine X call-in line to leave a message for our Everyone Included™ guest podcast host, Christopher Snider. Please note voice messages are limited to 3 minutes. You can call back multiple times if you have a lot to share!

blog posts and publications from the event

learn how others have been inspired by the event

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   Sean Erreger created a Storify of the day's tweets.
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   ePatient Sara Rigarre from Sweden discusses the human right to science and the need to rethink the process of scientific research.
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   Medicine X ePatient and designer Katie McCurdy shares her takeaways from our White House event on engaging participants as partners in research.
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   ePatient Scholar Erin Moore shares her insights into reimagining research at the White House.
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   Third year OHSU medical student Roheet Kakaday shares his inspirations, offers of help, and key take aways from the event.
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   Pharmacist, educator and researcher Kevin Clauson shares his impressions of the event at the White House.

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