
Meeting report: summary of the afternoon of Day 2 of the 2022 ISMPP Annual Meeting
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Find out patient preferences for the format and complexity of plain language summaries.
Find out more about efforts to end discrimination and promote health equity.
Health literacy expert, Becca Freed, shares her views on why heath literacy is so important and how we can promote clear medical communications for all.
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See how expert stakeholders think the key issues with plain language summaries can be overcome.
While most journal editors support patients as co-authors on scientific articles, systemic barriers still exist for patients to participate meaningfully in publication development.
Slavka Baronikova and Adeline Rosenberg discuss their recently published guidelines on plain language summaries in peer-reviewed medical journal publications.
Emma Bagshaw, Mark Larkin and Sam Llewellyn from Vitaccess and Fulvio Baggi, Director of The European Myasthenia Gravis Association discuss the lifecycle of creating collaborative digital patient registries and taking them through to the publications.
A new guide provides practical advice on how to increase patient engagement and involvement at every stage of their development.
David Barrett continues a discussion with Rob Matheis on how medical congresses can deliver value and opportunities for everyone.
Read Brian Southwell’s perspective on what can be done to prevent misinformation and build public trust in science.
Find out more about what the open access training modules cover.
In this series of 3 videos, experts discuss how enhanced features can be used to maximise the reach of medical publications.