Person-Centred Quality Indicators (PC-QIs) are measurement-based quality improvement (QI) tools that were co-developed with patients, community organizations, decision makers, and providers in Canada. PC-QIs compare a patient’s actual care experience, collected using Patient-Reported Experience Measures (PREMs), to an ideal, person-centred care experience. PC-QI use in primary care will help healthcare QI teams identify areas to improve the person-centredness and overall quality of the healthcare services people receive. To integrate patient perspectives into the implementation of PC-QIs in primary care in Alberta, we established a patient advisory council (PAC) to work with our research team. To achieve this, we will describe the following aims: Formation and development of the PAC, including recruitment of patient partners, co-creation of guiding documents Evaluate the experiences of patient partners in the PAC, collected using a modified PEIRS-22 tool and semi-structured interviews, analyzed using Braun and Clarke’s method of thematic analysis Highlight patient-co-developed recommendations for the creation and development of PACs for future healthcare implementation research projects. This work will reinforce the principles of Patient-Oriented Research and Patient Engagement while providing critical insights into the role of PACs associated with implementation research projects. More specifically, we will describe how research teams can effectively co-develop PACs to engage with research projects in a more collaborative and empowering fashion, strengthening the applicability of research results.