We are looking for people to attend a virtual PILOT of the Community Conversations (public engagement) planned for the MSSU Social Licencing project. This research project will help us understand more about what people in the Maritimes think about health data use. The attached Health Data Basics report is an example of the work produced by this team so far.
Your feedback on the format, content, and agenda of the planned Community Conversations will be appreciated and will help facilitators prepare for the real thing. These four-hour sessions have been co-designed by the Social Licence Research Team, which includes five Patient/Public Partners, and will be revised based on your feedback and taken live across the Maritime provinces this spring.
This PILOT is intended for planning the research only and information collected during the discussion will not be used as data in the project.
Eligibility
Any resident of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and PEI who have an interest in health data, but do not work in the health data space are welcome. No special knowledge is needed.
Time Commitment
One four-hour virtual session April 17 from 9 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Participants at that session will be expected to complete a short follow up survey or attend a 30 minute debrief on April 23 from 12:00 p.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Compensation
Compensation will be offered according to the MSSU Appreciation Policy.