Improving patient experiences of cross-cultural healthcare
Checking the analysis and review of patient interviews describing their experiences to improve care.
Link to organisation:
Full description:
I am seeking volunteers with lived experience to review findings from qualitative interviews and help assess their relevance, interpretation, and practical application. This will be a small online focus group discussion lasting 60–90 minutes, with a maximum of two sessions. Participants will help shape actionable recommendations for dissemination and implementation. No payment is offered. A community of practice has also been consulted to inform the work. Feedback will be shared.
Opportunity Deadline
6th September 2026
Payment:
none
Expenses:
Reasonable out of pocket will be covered
Organisation
Univeristy of Warwck
I am a clinician that is keen to understand how to improve clinical care. I work with a team of researchers who look at implementation science (i.e. how to translate research into practice). The team also researches patient-reported outcomes, focusing on the impact of disease and treatment from the patient’s perspective. This includes outcomes that matter most to patients themselves, rather than only those prioritised by healthcare professionals or the wider health system.
Details
Topic:
Ageing
Location:
All of England
Involvement type:
Reviewing
What support is offered?
I can be contacted for further information to discuss concerns and to support input.
Can the work be done from home?
Yes
Suitable for a beginner?
Yes
