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In this onePERspective episode of asPERusual, doctoral trainee Sasha Kullman shares how her journey in patient engagement in research has transformed her understanding of what it means to be a researcher. Building on the insights shared by Rae Martens in Season 2 Episode 5 of asPERusual, Sasha discusses how viewing engagement as a psychosocial, relational practice has shaped both her professional growth and personal identity. She emphasizes the power of co-creation, the importance of mentorship, and the value of relationship-building in research. Through personal reflection, Sasha invites listeners to consider how strong relationships—not just expertise—are the true foundation of meaningful patient engagement.
By Anna Chudyk, Bryn Robinson and Roger StoddardIn this onePERspective episode of asPERusual, doctoral trainee Sasha Kullman shares how her journey in patient engagement in research has transformed her understanding of what it means to be a researcher. Building on the insights shared by Rae Martens in Season 2 Episode 5 of asPERusual, Sasha discusses how viewing engagement as a psychosocial, relational practice has shaped both her professional growth and personal identity. She emphasizes the power of co-creation, the importance of mentorship, and the value of relationship-building in research. Through personal reflection, Sasha invites listeners to consider how strong relationships—not just expertise—are the true foundation of meaningful patient engagement.