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Table 2 Brand transformation exercise, detailing patient insight, desired transformation and what they need to know/believe to achieve this

From: Novel participatory methods of involving patients in research: naming and branding a longitudinal cohort study, BRIGHTLIGHT

[A] Patient insight at diagnosis

[B] Desired transformation

[C]Reasons to believe

How patients feel at diagnosis

How we want patients to feel when they hear about the study

What young people need to know in order to get from A to B

Apprehensive

‘Want to be part of this!’

Aims and objectives of study

Apprehensive

Comforted

Approachable

Confused

Feel like their views are important

Approachable

Curious

Feel wanted – take part in national study

Communication – telephone, email etc.

Depressed

Feeling safe [details about them in study are confidential]

Getting answer

Eager

Helped

Groovy updates

Feelings at Diagnosis

Hope

Hope

Frustrated

Interested

How will it help?

Hope

Intrigued

Inclusive

Horror

Making a difference

Info about survival

In denial

Open

Inspired

Lonely

Part of the future

Longer term

Lost

Positive

Meet people like you

Not interested

Secure [non-isolated]

Not to be alone

Not interested [in study]

Sense of helpfulness

Notice boards

Outcast

Supported

Persuasive

Over loaded

To be driven

Point of contact

Over loaded

To be focussed

Regular newsletter

Over whelmed

To get involved

Simple

Pressured

Want to be part of it, want to make a difference

Something to look forward to

Hurt

 

Survival

Relieved [answer]

 

User friendly

Scared

 

Website

Shocked

 

Welcome packs

Unknown/uncertainty

 

What will it achieve?

Unlucky

 

You’re not on your own

Upset

  

Why

  
  1. Duplicate entries are where more than one Group cited this emotion.