Engagement Science: Where Do We Go from Here?
In the last post of a six-part series on engagement science, authors provide four recommendations for the future of the field.
Dr. Angove has been the Engagement Director for REACHnet (a PCORnet CDRN) from its inception in 2014. Drawing from her experience in community engaged participatory research, she has brought her passion for health equity and inclusion into the field of patient engagement. She recently joined the Patient Advocate Foundation, where she serves as Vice President of Patient Experience and Evaluation.
Dr. Angove received her PhD in Public and Community Health from the Medical College of Wisconsin.
Authored by Rebekah Angove, Ph.D.
Engagement Science: Where to Focus & the Future of the Field
The fifth of a six-part series on engagement science, this post describes three areas of continued work and study that can help to ensure the successful and sustainable maturation of engagement practice.
Engagement Science: A Look at Existing Evidence
In the fourth of a six-part series on engagement science, authors highlight how this growing field has already supported considerable scholarship with implications for formalizing engagement activities.
Engagement Science: Factors Fueling the Need for Better Defined Engagement
The third of a six-part series on engagement science, this post describes the environmental and policy contexts that have shaped the emergence of this field.