NUM Insights #13: Active patient involvement in health research

The active involvement of patients and their representatives has become a key feature of responsible health research in recent years and has also been incorporated into funding calls and standards for the planning and conduct of clinical trials. This presentation will provide an overview of the options for actively involving patients.

7 December 2026,

17:00–17:45

Active patient involvement in health research

Dr Sarah Weschke, Berlin Institute of Health at Charité (BIH)/ BIH QUEST Centre for Responsible Research

• Registration for CME: https://forms.office.com/e/uuefjBah1h

NUM Insights is aimed primarily at doctors and researchers. In concise 45–60-minute sessions, new findings and current developments from the NUM sub-projects are presented. The training sessions take place at the start of each month via MS Teams and are accredited with 1 CME credit by the relevant medical association (LÄK).
NUM Insights is organised by members of the NUM’s Local Coordination Units (LokS).