Join Our Research and Policy Group

Help shape the future of multidisciplinary communication and evidence‑based standards for DP and no‑evidence parasitic concerns.

The Delusional Parasitosis Institute is forming a collaborative Research & Policy Group dedicated to advancing clarity, consistency, and cross‑disciplinary communication in DP and no‑evidence parasitic case management. This group brings together professionals from medicine, entomology, behavioral health, pest management, and related fields to help define research priorities and strengthen communication standards across disciplines.

If you’re passionate about improving how these cases are understood, documented, and discussed, we invite you to join us.

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Our Purpose

The Research & Policy Group exists to:

  • Clarify research goals and identify gaps in current knowledge

  • Strengthen cross‑disciplinary communication standards

  • Support the development of evidence‑based documentation practices

  • Explore patterns, trends, and emerging needs in DP/no‑evidence cases

  • Contribute to long‑term policy recommendations for organizations and professionals

Who Can Join

  • Medical Professional

    Medical & Behavioral Health Professionals

    Clinicians, nurses, behavioral health specialists, and support staff interested in communication and documentation standards.

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    Service Based Professionals

    Individuals from pest management, public health, or related fields who regularly encounter complex client reports.

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    Entomologists & Laboratory Professionals

    Experts who evaluate samples, conduct research, or support investigations involving unclear or no‑evidence findings.

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Member Activities

Members of the Research & Policy Group may participate in:

  • Quarterly virtual meetings

  • Collaborative discussions on communication and documentation standards

  • Identifying research priorities and emerging needs

  • Reviewing case patterns and trends

  • Contributing to policy drafts or guidance documents

  • Sharing professional insights from their field

  • Optional working groups for specific projects

Participation is flexible, members can contribute at the level that fits their schedule and expertise.

Why Join

This group offers a unique opportunity to help shape the future of DP/no‑evidence parasitic case management. By joining, you’ll contribute to meaningful improvements in communication, documentation, and cross‑disciplinary collaboration. You’ll also help build a shared language and shared standards that support safer, clearer, and more consistent case handling across fields.

Apply to Join

Complete the form to express interest in joining the Research & Policy Group. We welcome professionals from all backgrounds who engage with DP or no‑evidence parasitic concerns in their work.