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Qualitative study explores patient engagement in e-health innovation, highlighting its enablers and challenges.
BACKGROUND: Health technology has increasingly moved toward adopting a "user-centred design" approach to include the user/patient throughout the innovation and design process; however, few studies have evaluated the patient's experience of such an engagement. OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to explore the role of patient engagement (PE) within e-health innovation research. METHOD: Using qualitative descriptive methodology, semi-structured interviews were conducted with eight participants (patient partners and research/development team members). FINDINGS: Key themes were centred on enablers of, challenges to and methods of improving PE. CONCLUSION: PE must be prioritized from study conception, explicitly programmed into study conduct and valued by integrating patient partner input.
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