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Patient Partner Research Opportunity

MOSAIC - Multi-omics and Sonography to Advance Integrated Cardiac Care

Expression of Interest - JOIN the Patient and Partner Advisory Committee

Closed Recruitment

Health Areas

Coronary Artery Disease , Heart Attack, Heart Disease, Heart Failure, Stroke

Opportunity Purpose

The Patient and Partner Advisory Committee (PPAC) is a group that supports the MOSAIC Projects to bring perspectives of patients, patient family, community and medical professionals to the project activities. The PPAC helps ensures that the diverse voices meaningfully shape the project. The areas to have impact by being on the PPAC include supporting working in partnership with patients, families, community organizations and system partners.

Details

What the PPAC does: Promotes cultural respect and safety, Guides ethical research practices, Shapes community engagement, Brings lived experience and community voice and Supports continuity and leadership. The PPAC meets online every two months. There is the expectation that those interested would read and prepare before the meeting, provide input from their perspective on the topics and items during the meeting and complete any follow-up. There may be the option to take OCAP training. Find out more information about the PPAC https://mosaic.ubc.ca/patient-and-partner-advisory. And if interested, submit your Expression of Interest https://ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_beyoMZFDHGiffQG.

location

Vancouver Island / Coast

Lower Mainland

Thompson - Okanagan

Kootenay

Cariboo

North Coast and Nechako

Northeast

recruitment end date

2026-09-22

eligibility

Age: 19 Years - 100 Years Old

Research Team Information

Principal investigator

Teresa Tsang

health authority affiliation

Vancouver Coastal Health

academic affiliation

University of British Columbia - Vancouver

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