More and more, people are getting involved in research in new ways beyond being a research subject. They are partnering with medical researchers to help decide what research is done and how it is done. For example, people can suggest important topics to study or how to report results to the public. This is sometimes called "patient engagement" in research. Would you ever be interested in engaging in research this way?

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Data-set(s):	HINTS 4 Cycle 3(2013)	HINTS 4 Cycle 4(2014)
Question text:	[G2c] More and more, people are getting involved in research in new ways beyond being a research subject. They are partnering with medical researchers to help decide what research is done and how it is done. For example, people can suggest important topics to study or how to report results to the public. This is sometimes called "patient engagement" in research. Would you ever be interested in engaging in research this way?	[E5c] More and more, people are getting involved in research in new ways beyond being a research subject. They are partnering with medical researchers to help decide what research is done and how it is done. For example, people can suggest important topics to study or how to report results to the public. This is sometimes called "patient engagement" in research. Would you ever be interested in engaging in research this way?
Who was asked:	All survey participants	All survey participants
Question source:	Original to HINTS 3	Original to HINTS 3

Data-set(s):

HINTS 4 Cycle 3(2013)

HINTS 4 Cycle 4(2014)

Question text:

[G2c] More and more, people are getting involved in research in new ways beyond being a research subject. They are partnering with medical researchers to help decide what research is done and how it is done. For example, people can suggest important topics to study or how to report results to the public. This is sometimes called "patient engagement" in research. Would you ever be interested in engaging in research this way?

[E5c] More and more, people are getting involved in research in new ways beyond being a research subject. They are partnering with medical researchers to help decide what research is done and how it is done. For example, people can suggest important topics to study or how to report results to the public. This is sometimes called "patient engagement" in research. Would you ever be interested in engaging in research this way?

Who was asked:

All survey participants

Question source:

Original to HINTS 3

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