Guidelines for Public and Patient Involvement in Neurotechnology in the United Kingdom
arxiv(2024)
摘要
Neurotechnologies are increasingly becoming integrated in our everyday lives,
our bodies and minds. As the popularity and impact of neurotech grows, so does
our responsibility to ensure we understand its particular ethical and societal
implications. Enabling end-users and other stakeholders to participate in the
development of neurotechnology, even at its earliest stages of conception, will
help us better navigate our design around these serious considerations, and
deliver more impactful technologies. There are many different terms and
frameworks to articulate the concept of involving end users in the technology
development lifecycle: 'Public and Patient Involvement and Engagement' (PPIE),
'lived experience', 'co-design', 'co-production'. What is lacking are clear
guidelines for implementing a robust PPIE process in neurotechnology. While
general advice is available online, it is down to individuals (and their
funders) to carve up their own approach to meaningful involvement. Here we
present guidance for UK-based researchers and engineers to conduct PPI for
neurotechnology. The overall aim is the establishment of gold-standard PPIE
methodologies in the neurotechnology space that bring patient and public
insights at the forefront of our scientific inquiry and product development.
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