Table 1a.
Author | Country of First-Author | Informative Component | Category | Subcategory Extracted |
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Arnstein (1969)[30] | USA | Ladder of citizen participation | Who | Type of Affiliation |
How | Initiation of Engagement Method of Contribution Level of Engagement |
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Hart (1992)[31] | The ladder of participation | How | Initiation of Engagement Level of Engagement |
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Hickey (1996)[4] | UK | Participation continuum | How | Type of Affiliation Level of Engagement |
Liberty (1999)[32] | New Zealand | Decision-making models in research | How | Initiation of Engagement Level of Engagement |
Boote (2002)[33] | UK | Levels of consumer involvement in health research | How | Level of Engagement |
Rowe 2005)[34] | UK |
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Who | Type of Affiliation |
How | Initiation of Engagement Method of Contribution Level of Engagement |
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Hewlett (2006)[17] | UK | FIRST Model | Who | Type of Affiliation |
How | Method of Contribution Level of Engagement |
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When | Stages of Research Cycle | |||
IAP2 (2007)[35] | USA | Spectrum of public participation | How | Level of Engagement |
Oliver (2008)[29] | UK | Framework for describing involvement in research agenda setting | Who | Type of Affiliation |
How | Initiation of Engagement Method of Contribution Level of Engagement |
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Tritter (2009)[3] | UK |
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Who | PRP Characteristics |
How | Initiation of Engagement Method of Contribution Level of Engagement |
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Venuta (2010)[5] | Canada | CIHR’s model for sustained citizen engagement | When | Stages of Research Cycle |
Staniszewska (2011)[26] | UK | The complexity of PPI impact evaluation | Who | PRP Characteristics |
How | Initiation of Engagement Method of Contribution Level of Engagement |
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Anderson (2012)[36] | USA | Examples of models of engagement and communication for patient centric initiatives | How | Method of Contribution |
Brett (2012)[2] | UK | Affects of Context and Process on impact of patient and public involvement in research | Who | Type of Affiliation |
How | Level of Engagement | |||
When | Stages of Research Cycle | |||
Deverka (2012)[37] | USA | Conceptual model for stakeholder engagement in comparative effectiveness research | Who | PRP Characteristics |
How | Level of Engagement | |||
Hayes (2012)[6] | UK | Briefing notes for researchers | Who | Type of Affiliation |
How | Initiation of Engagement Level of Engagement |
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When | Stages of Research Cycle | |||
De Wit (2013)[18] | Netherlands | FIRST Model (revised) | Who | PRP Characteristics |
How | Level of Engagement | |||
Shippee (2013)[24] | USA |
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How | Initiation of Engagement Level of Engagement |
When | Stages of Research Cycle | |||
Travers (2013)[38] | Canada | A model of research centered on community control and ownership | Who | PRP Characteristics |
How | Initiation of Engagement Level of Engagement |
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When | Stages of Research Cycle | |||
Brookman-Frazee (2015)[39] | USA | Model of research community partnerships | How | Initiation of Engagement |
Frank (2015)[1] | USA | Conceptual model of patient-centered outcomes research | How | Method of Contribution |
Oliver (2015)[40] | UK | Framework for public involvement in research: multiple drivers, process and impacts | Who | Type of Affiliation |
How | Initiation of Engagement Method of Contribution Level of Engagement |
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PCORI (2015)[41] | USA | Sample Model addressing Fair Compensation for Engaged Research Partners: Engagement Spectrum With Examples: An ideal Moving Toward Greater Collaboration | How | Level of Engagement |
Johnson (2016)[42] | USA | A model of patient engagement to support patient partnerships with researchers | How | Type of Affiliation |