COVID-19 and patient engagement in health research: What have we learned?
Simon Denegri, Bella Starling
Abstract
KEY POINTS There may never be a better time to take stock of recent developments in patient engagement than during the COVID-19 global pandemic. Science has been front-of-mind in the public consciousness, and scientific conduct has been open to scrutiny in an unprecedented way. Barriers to digital
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