Clinical Trials Ontario

Investigator Decision Aid

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My Readiness

You may choose to modify your priorities now that you have learned more about engaging a patient partner on your clinical trial/research team. Review your identified (My) Priorities and decide if you wish to modify/change:

  • Where you wish to engage a patient partner in the research process, and
  • Your preferred level of engagement.

Lastly you will do a readiness quiz before moving on to make your decision.

Review My Priorities

Drag and drop each step in The Research Process/Lifecycle from where you envision patients being MOST engaged as patient partners to LEAST engaged in your clinical trial/research project.
[priorities_list post_id="36971"]

Review My Levels of Engagement

Levels of Engagement

  • Inform — You will keep patient partners informed.
  • Consult — You will keep patient partners informed, listen and acknowledge concerns, provide feedback on how input is used.
  • Involve — Work with patient partners so their concerns are reflected and provide them feedback on how input is used.
  • Collaborate — You will work with patient partners to include their advice into decisions as much as possible.
  • Empower — You will implement what patient partners decide.
Review your identified priorities (see My Priorities) and decide if you wish to modify/change: 1) Where to Engage a Patient Partner in the Research Process/Lifecycle, and/or 2) The level of engagement.
[levels_of_engagement post_id="36971" type='readiness']

My Readiness Quiz

After you have reviewed and confirmed your priorities (see My Priorities) you will move to what matters most to you and your clinical trial/research project. In the table below is a list of possible reasons to engage or not engage a patient as a partner in your clinical trial/research project. Choose the number in each row below to indicate how important each reason is to you. 

1=low importance | 3=unsure | 5=high importance

[readiness_quiz post_id="36971"]
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