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PATIENT-PATIENT CENTERED OUTCOMES RESEARCH
卷 14, 期 4, 页码 435-445出版社
ADIS INT LTD
DOI: 10.1007/s40271-020-00476-x
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- UK Department of Health
- National Institute for Health Research (NIHR)
- NIHR (Policy Research Programme, Infectious Disease Dynamic Modelling in Health Protection) [027/0089]
- NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) West Midlands
- NIHR Health Protection Research Unit (HPRU) Gastrointestinal Infections
- NIHR HPRU Genomics and Enabling data
The MEMVIE program aimed to explore and support the potential contribution of the public to mathematical and economic modelling, developing a framework to identify the nature and type of public involvement in modelling. Through collaboration with academic contributors, a deliberative knowledge space was created to value different forms of knowledge, expertise, and evidence, leading to the identification of potential points of public contribution and the values that underpin public involvement in modelling.
Objectives The Mathematical and Economic Modelling for Vaccination and Immunisation Evaluation (MEMVIE) programme aimed to explore, capture and support the potential contribution of the public to mathematical and economic modelling, in order to identify the values that underpin public involvement (PI) in modelling and co-produce a framework that identifies the nature and type of PI in modelling and supports its implementation. Methods We established a PI Reference Group, who worked collaboratively with the academic contributors to create a deliberative knowledge space, which valued different forms of knowledge, expertise and evidence. Together, we explored the key steps of mathematical and economic methods in 21 meetings during 2015-2020. These deliberations generated rich discussion, through which we identified potential points of public contribution and the values that underpin PI in modelling. We iteratively developed a framework to guide future practice of PI in modelling. Results We present the MEMVIE Public Involvement Framework in two forms: a short form to summarise key elements, and a long form framework to provide a detailed description of each potential type of public contribution at each stage of the modelling process. At a macro level, the public can contribute to reviewing context, reviewing relevance, assessing data and justifying model choice, troubleshooting, and interpreting and reviewing outcomes and decision making. The underpinning values that drive involvement include the public contributing to the validity of the model, potentially enhancing its relevance, utility and transparency through diverse inputs, and enhancing the credibility, consistency and continuous development through scrutiny, in addition to contextualising the model within a wider societal view. Discussion and Conclusion PI in modelling is in its infancy. The MEMVIE Framework is the first attempt to identify potential points of collaborative public contribution to modelling, but it requires further evaluation and refinement that we are undertaking in a subsequent study.
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