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Open access Oct 2026

Early mobility to improVE health outcomes following cardiac surgery (EVE) clinical trial development: findings from workshop 1—embodied experiences of early mobility

Introduction Using arts-based research methods to engage people with lived experience (PWLE) supports the exploration of embodied knowledge, including senses, expressions, and emotions. Understanding embodied experiences may support closing the know-do gap by reducing the disconnect between research production and its...

Emily K. Phillips, Jacqueline L. Hay, A. Gregora et al. · 1 citation
Open access Oct 2026

Early mobility to improve health outcomes following cardiac surgery (EVE) clinical trial development: engagement methods using body mapping and virtual consensus building

Patient engagement in research (PER) is increasingly recognized to enhance health research and facilitate the translation of research findings into practice. This occurs through integrating the knowledge, perspectives, and priorities of people with living/lived experience (PWLE) who receive or support those receiving c...

Emily K. Phillips, Jacqueline L. Hay, A. Gregora et al. · 2 citations
Open access Oct 2026

Early mobility to improVE health outcomes following cardiac surgery (EVE) clinical trial development: findings from workshop 2—co-created definition and prioritized barriers, facilitators and outcome and experience measures

An important contribution of the lived experience with early mobility in the CSICU advances the literature and will empower future research to align with the perspectives and priorities of people undergoing CS.

Emily K. Phillips, Jacqueline L. Hay, A. Gregora et al. · 1 citation
Open access Sep 2026

User-Centered Design of an Electronic COPD Patient Questionnaire for Clinical Decision Support

This is one of the first EHR-integrated electronic COPD questionnaires developed through structured patient co-design and qualitative evaluation, providing a transferable model for tools that inform clinical decision support.

A. Kouri, Zoe Garzouzi, A. Chudyk et al. · 0 citations

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