SINGAPORE: The Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine at Nanyang Technological University has unveiled ‘OPEN Voices,’ an innovative network designed to foster collaboration between patients, caregivers,
and medical professionals.
The network was co-developed by LKCMedicine’s Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Network in partnership with two patient collaborators. The network’s scope extends beyond research to include patient-focused initiatives across LKCMedicine. This includes advising on and co-designing research and education projects, as well as crafting accessible, patient-friendly research materials.
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