Abstract
Conducting patient-centered engagement quality improvement projects requires careful consideration of methodologies that will allow a core project team to fully include participants as partners. Engagement activities must ensure that heterogeneous members of the project team are given an equal voice in investigation processes and that potential barriers to meaningful participation are reduced. This tutorial provides a model for intentionally blending elements of the Stakeholder Engagement in quEstion Development and prioritization (SEED) and Delphi methods to maximize participant engagement in a patient-centered quality improvement project to generate research questions related to patient-clinician communication of neurocognitive late effects of childhood cancers.
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