Jeanice Franklin Member of the Lussier CARDS® since 2012 What is one thing you really like about being a member of the CARDS® at Lussier? I’ve liked meeting friends and I’m glad that it’s so …
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WINRS Collaboration: Dr. Aleksandra Zgierska
WINRS teams up with Dr. Aleksandra Zgierska for her five-year PCORI grant WINRS is collaborating with Dr. Aleksandra Zgierska, MD, PhD, of the UW-Madison Department of Family Medicine and Community Health on her five-year grant …
Check it Out: New articles about the CARDS®
Newly published articles about the CARDS® WINRS created its Community Advisors on Research Design and Strategies (CARDS)® program in 2010 with a vision of bringing unheard voices into research. Seven years later, the CARDS® are …
Spotlight on Engagement: Kimberlee Gretebeck
Physical Activity for Life for Seniors (PALS) Lead Researcher: Kimberlee Gretebeck, PhD, RN; School of Nursing UW-Madison What is the focus of your research? Health promotion interventions to improve health and physical activity in older …
Spotlight on Engagement: Elizabeth Burnside
Screening Mammography Patient Advisory Committee Lead Researcher: Elizabeth S. Burnside, MD, MPH, MS; Department of Radiology, UW-Madison What is the focus of your research? Advancing shared decision making for breast cancer screening. How has stakeholder …
Meet a Stakeholder: Bettye Emmanuel
Bettye Emmanuel Member of the Goodman CARDS® since 2012 What is one thing you really like about being a member of the CARDS® at Goodman? I like the commitment, how everyone keeps coming. I’ve always …
Check it out: HARPS Toolkit
Hard-to-Reach Patient Stakeholders: An Engagement Guide (HARPS) Are you looking for resources to help you with patient engagement? Do you want tools that streamline the development of a feasible, effective stakeholder engagement plan? Would you …
WINRS is making some updates!
New year, new look! After creating a new brochure in September 2016, we got some very thoughtful feedback about the “look” of our logo. Some felt our former logo looked stodgy, didn’t say enough about …