Patient Partner Research Opportunity
Teen Concussion Recovery Working Group
Closed Recruitment
Traumatic Brain Injury , Other Rehabilitation Intervention, Digital Health, Rural Health
The MyGuide Concussion-Teen Edition website was created to help teens recover after concussion. The website addresses teen-specific concerns and can be used by teens and their families, as well as by teachers and coaches. Teens with lived experience of concussion, along with their caregivers, are invited to join a virtual working group to review the website and help to develop a research study investigating its acceptability and utility.
Teens and their caregivers will attend five virtual meetings with GF Strong clinicians and researchers to: (1) identify important questions to ask study participants about the MyGuide Concussion-Teen Edition website; (2) ensure that study materials are understandable to teens and caregivers; (3) develop a study recruitment plan; (4) generate ideas about how the website can be better designed based on data collected from the study; and (5) decide how to share the research findings with the community. To prepare for meetings, patient partners may be asked to review materials (e.g., the existing MyGuide Concussion-Teen Edition website, recruitment flyers, research summaries).
location
Vancouver Island / Coast
Lower Mainland
Thompson - Okanagan
Kootenay
Cariboo
North Coast and Nechako
Northeast
recruitment end date
2024-01-29
eligibility
Age: 12 Years - 100 Years Old
Principal investigator
Molly Cairncross
health authority affiliation
Vancouver Coastal Health
academic affiliation
Simon Fraser University
collaborators
Jaqueline Purtzki
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