Coproduction Collaboratory |

Coproduction Collaboratory

International Coproduction Health Network at Dartmouth

Coproducing Better Health and Health Care for Everyone

Communities of Practice

We connect people with a common interest in some aspect of healthcare service coproduction in order to facilitate and engage in shared learning.

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Establishing and Supporting Learning Health Systems for Coproducing Health, Value, and Science

Our research team focuses on the development, evaluation, and implementation of tools and care processes that support partnerships between patients and clinicians and promote the discovery of new knowledge.

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Measurement

We aim to enable patient registries and researchers to support better health outcomes, identify high-value care, and advance scientific knowledge and clinical research.

Shared Decision Making

We conduct research to promote patient-centered care across the care continuum, with a special focus on developing tools that foster shared decision making.

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PODCAST

Defining principles of the coproduction of healthcare service, an overview of the knowledge, skills and habits that help coproduce healthcare, and some of its implications.

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PUBLICATIONS

Access scientific literature on coproduction, learning health systems and patient-reported outcomes.

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ABOUT US

Learn more about our mission and vision to change the way care teams work together with individuals to achieve health.

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OUR PROGRAMS

Learn more about programs we are working on with our partners to support patient-clinician partnerships.

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GET STARTED

Access innovative ideas to change the way that care teams work together with people with chronic or serious illness

NEWS AND EVENTS

Review the latest news and events about our research.

Dartmouth Health, Geisel School of Medicine research team awarded $2.1M for first-ever trial of ways to involve patients, the public in research studies

Aug 14, 2024

A research team led by Dartmouth Health and the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth has been approved for $2,108,902 in funding by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI), to study patient and public involvement (PPI) in research. The study aims to compare two methods of PPI in studies of pediatric mental health, cancer screening, and serious illness and the end-of-life. The study is led by Catherine H. Saunders, PhD, MPH, a palliative medicine scientist at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, and an assistant professor of...