This inspiration guide sets out different methods that can contribute towards the success of a multi-stakeholder dialogue for participatory priority setting in health research. A process of participatory and deliberated research priority setting involving all stakeholders can assist researchers and policymakers in effectively targeting research that has the greatest potential benefit to patients, the public, and society. The guide is based on a workshop organized by the King Baudouin Foundation with researchers, patients, patient organisations, care providers, pharmaceutical companies, and research funding bodies. In the document are illustrated the five steps of the Dialogue Model (exploration; consultation; prioritisation; integration; programming; implementation).
Part of interest: The whole document. See in particular the 3 examples of implementation; a reflection on the benefit for such participatory priority setting; the basic elements of this kind of activity
Target groups: Patients, CSOs, Policy Makers, Providers, Professionals, Innovation business, Payers