In an engaging interview during the JIR CliPS Winter School 2024, Sammy Ainsworth, a trustee of Lupus UK who have worked in the field of patient and public involvement in research for a number of years, detailed her career path and role within JIR CliPS, emphasizing the importance of such collaborations in fostering learning, collaboration, and innovation.
In a few words, Sammy highlights the critical role of patient involvement in research. She explains how integrating the voices of children and families from the outset transforms research, making it more relevant and impactful. Sammy emphasizes the importance of dedicated roles to facilitate this engagement, allowing clinicians to focus on their medical duties while ensuring ethical and effective studies. Her work exemplifies how patient-centric research not only empowers participants but also enriches the entire research process, paving the way for innovative and meaningful medical advancements.
Watch the full interview here :
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