PC-CIS Blueprint Checklist and Snapshot

How to use this tool:  The PC-CIS Blueprint is a very comprehensive and lengthy document.  This Blueprint Checklist and Snapshot are provided as a quick visual guide and to use as a reference while working through the phases of the Blueprint. 

Snapshot of Process

PHASE OF ACTIVITY

NOTES

 

PLANNING

  

  • Form a team led by patients or involves patients as equal partners
  
  • Depending on the condition, population, or other factors, include other key stakeholders
  
  • Agree upon a model for ensuring processes are patient-driven and/or co-created
  
  • Identify and calculate the patient and other project members’ time, meeting expenses, research expenses, vendors, etc.
  
  • Assess readiness to get started by using the provided resources
  
  • Identify the costs and financial needs to create a budget
  
  • Require all team members to undergo patient-engagement training as needed
  

  • Develop and agree upon an approach for cataloging all major project decisions for documentation and knowledge sharing
  

GATHERING IMPACT DATA FROM PATIENTS

 
  • Explore and collect sources of existing patient-generated impact data
  
  • Evaluate the impact data (using the “Is it Good Enough?” tool)
  
  • Understand rules and regulations and prepare for research (e.g., seek Institutional Review Board approval)
  
  • Embark upon the most relevant qualitative or mixed methods approaches for data collection
  

PRIORITIZATION BY PATIENTS

 
  • Apply relevant prioritization methods to cull patient-reported impact data to those impacts that are most important
  

GATHERING IMPACT DATA FROM OTHERS

 
  • Explore and collect sources of existing data and input from other stakeholders
  
 
  • Understand rules and regulations and prepare for research (e.g., seek Institutional Review Board approval)
  
  • Embark upon the most relevant qualitative or mixed methods approaches for data collection from stakeholders
  

PRIORITIZATION BY PATIENTS AND OTHERS

 
  • Apply relevant prioritization methods to prioritize all data by patient and other stakeholders
  
  • Ensure patient-prioritized impacts are not “lost” during the prioritization
  

ASSEMBLE A PC-CIS

 
  • Maintain transparency and use enough detail to allow others to learn from and replicate your methods
  
  • Describe entire process and pathway from establishing the team to assembling the prioritized list of impacts
  
  • Describe how the lists of impacts changed (grew or were reduced, and what they are) throughout the process (see reporting diagram)
  
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