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April 1, 2026EULAR Rheumatology Open0 citationsOpen Access

“I am struggling to find an explicit task”—a midterm evaluation of patient research partner involvement in HIPPOCRATES translational research

MWMaarten de WitOFOliver FitzGeraldABAnne Barton

Key Points

  • The research evaluates the engagement of Patient Research Partners in the HIPPOCRATES project.
  • Conducted 7 reflective meetings with Patient Research Partners
  • Performed 2 midterm surveys targeting PRPs and researchers
  • Facilitated a modified World Café discussion
  • Held 5 structured dialogue meetings
  • Employed descriptive statistics and constant comparative analysis
  • Identified challenges in integrating PRPs into laboratory-focused research
  • Highlighted the need for clearer roles for PRPs
  • Gathered insights on PRPs' feedback regarding their participation
  • Revealed differences in perspectives between PRPs and researchers

Abstract

Objectives: The HIPPOCRATES project is a 5-year, international research partnership dedicated to studying and treating psoriatic disease.Integrating Patient Research Partners (PRPs) into large scientific groups, particularly those heavily focused on preclinical or laboratory-based science, is challenging.This paper details a midterm evaluation of how effectively PRPs have been engaged in the HIPPOCRATES project.Methods: Our evaluation used a mixed-method approach comprising 7 dedicated reflective PRP meetings, 2 midterm surveys among PRPs and researchers, a modified World Caf e discussion, and 5 structured dialogue meetings.We used descriptive statistics and pragmatic constant comparative analysis.

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Wit et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd79e15652765b073a6b57https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ero.2026.03.005
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