Project
Situating Meaningful Engagement Within Contexts of Precarity
Examining how precarious status noncitizen populations have been incorporated within patient engagement in chronic pain research initiatives
Engaging Precarious Status Noncitizens in Chronic Pain Research
This project aims to better understand the chronic pain experiences of marginalized noncitizen populations, specifically precarious status noncitizens. We will map the literature to better understand how this population has been incorporated within patient engagement in chronic pain research initiatives.
Our objectives are as follows:
- Provide an overview of the literature on patient engagement in chronic pain research as it pertains to precarious status noncitizen populations
- Through the lens of non/citizenship, call attention to how preconditions of recognition regarding the patient in chronic pain research may exclude those with precarious status
- Offer recommendations on how we can facilitate meaningful engagement with precarious status noncitizens in contexts of chronic pain research
Co-Leads
Laura Connoy
Dr. Susana Caxaj
Dr. Mehmoona Moosa-Mitha
Co-Investigators
Fiona Webster
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Interpretive synthesis of patient engagement frameworks
Exploring what is being said about patient engagement and what types of frameworks, guidelines, tools, and models exist to guide and support patient engagement.
