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Partners are essential to the success of a priority setting process. They offer a link to their members, many of whom will have an interest in common shoulder problems.
They may also take part in discussion groups to highlight unanswered questions and in the final prioritisation process to select the top ten research questions. They may be, for example, charities with patient/carer members, or organisations with healthcare professionals as members.
The following partners have provided funding and support for this PSP:
The following partners have agreed to support the process, with representatives on the Steering Group and/ or assisting in publicity and dissemination of the survey among members: