Patient and Public Involvement Resources

OPEN Growth: Mei Fong’s Journey of Hope and Resilience

Empower Tomorrow’s Medicine. Support OPEN Growth, a pioneering programme to train medical and postgraduate students to involve patients in research. Your donation will fund training workshops and student-led patient inclusive research.

OPEN Voices: Patients as Partners

 Online OPEN Conversation Seminar
Unheard No More : Transforming Research Through Inclusion

OPEN Conversation: From Subjects to Stakeholders, Rethinking Patient Power in Research

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Open Conversations: Patient Partners as Agents of Change

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Learning Together to Care With Each Other: How Research Partnerships Can Transform Health Relationships

Patient Voices Symposium Keynote Address
Associate Professor Antoine Boivin
Practicing physician and co-director of the Canada Research Chair in Partnership with Patients and Communities University of Montreal

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Patient Voices Symposium 2024 Expert Talks

Value added partnership: how patients can drive research outcomes
Dr Ritu Jain, President, DEBRA Singapore and International

President, DEBRA Singapore and International

Patient Engagement in Research: A Patient Research Partner's Perspective
Ms Emily Ong, Dementia Advocate & OPEN Voices Partner

Beyond Rare: Patient Engagement, Sustainability, and Collaboration in Healthcare
Mr Kenneth Mah, President and Co-founder of the Rare Disorders Society (Singapore)

Elevating Patient Voices in Singapore – Where are we now?
Ms Ai Ling Sim-Devadas, Deputy Director, Office of Patient Engagement (OPEN)
LKCMedicine, NTU
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Advancing Patient Involvement in Research and Education

Patient Voices Symposium 2024 Expert Talks
Professor Kelsey Hegarty, Professor of Family Violence Prevention, University of Melbourne and Royal Women's Hospital

 

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Enabling Patient Partnership in Clinical Education and Research

Patient Voices Symposium 2024 Expert Talks
Professor Sophie Park, Oxford University

Session 1 : Best Practices in PPI in Research 
The what, why and how of patient and public involvement

Dr Gary Hickey, National Institute for Health and Care Research, United Kingdom

Current landscape and challenges of PPI in Japan
Professor Kazuto Kato, Osaka University

Landscape of PPI in Singapore
A/Prof Jo-Anne Manski-Nankervis , Faculty Lead, OPEN, Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, NTU

Session 2 : Building meaningful and authentic relationships between patient partners, researchers and educators
Beyond the Token Seat: Building and Sustaining Authentic Patient Partnerships in Research and Education

Mr Ellil Mathiyan Lakshmanan, OPEN Voices Patient Partner, Co-chair for SingHealth Patient Advocacy Network (SPAN)

Session 3 : Elevating voices less heard for medical research and education through the arts, storytelling and co-design
Creative Agents: Exploring the values and opportunities of the Arts in Patient Advocacy

Dr Michael Thaddeus Tan, University of the Arts, Singapore

Celebrating different ways of knowing in the creation, production and implementation of teaching and research
Professor Sophie Park, Oxford University

The Stories We Hear
Ms Nicole K, Mental Health Advocate and Executive Director of The Tapestry Project Limited

Co-Design Diamond Palette: A Collaborative Design Framework For Healthcare Workplace Wellbeing
Dr Aprille Chua, La-Salle College of the Arts, University of the Arts, Singapore

Elevate your Voice performance
Led by Mr Hazwady Nazran, OPEN Voices Patient Partner