We’re still on tour around Spain!
On this occasion, our colleague Dr. María José Marín Vidalled spoke about the influence of participants on the design of our questionnaires at the 3rd Conference of the ISCIII Platforms for R&D&I Support in Biomedicine and Health Sciences, held on October 27th, 28th, and 29th in Salamanca.
María José was invited to speak at the round table “Citizens Driving Science”, where she explained to the audience how, at the Cantabria Cohort, we involve our participants in the development of the study and the enormous positive impact this has on the inclusivity of the surveys we design and the quality of the data collected.
The Support Platforms for R&D&I in Biomedicine and Health Sciences of the Carlos III Health Institute are a network of infrastructures and professionals from various institutions, capable of providing cross-cutting support services to the R&D&I system for the generation and transfer of high-quality knowledge within the National Health System.
More on this event here.