Consumer and community involvement (CCI) has been prioritised by policy makers, funding agencies and peak bodies and is increasingly common in clinical research, applied research, and health services/health systems innovation and improvement initiatives. However, CCI remains relatively uncommon in laboratory-based, discovery or basic science research settings. Our speakers, Dr Catherine Carmichael from Hudson Institute and Sarah Lukeman, consumer partner, shared …
Presented by Professor Graham Meadows and Dr Michelle Kehoe, the webinar focused on forging meaningful and effective partnerships.
Presented in collaboration between Monash Partners and Sydney Health Partners this event highlighted practical strategies and lessons learned around setting up and supporting a consumer advisory panel.
Presented on 22 November 2022, the program featured a keynote address by Associate Professor Andrea Tricco, Director, Knowledge Synthesis Team, Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, St. Michael’s Hospital, Toronto Canada and an engaging panel discussion on exploring the beliefs, values and motivators underpinning genuine CCI.
Presented by Professor Helena Teede, Monash Partners, and Monash Centre of Health Research and Implementation (MCHRI), the webinar focused the key principle of consumer and community involvement – building relationships through the respectful exchange and generation of ideas between consumers and researchers and being prepared to see things differently when engaging with consumers and the community.
Presented by Ms Angela Henjak, Senior Manager, Ethics & Research Governance Office, Alfred Health; and Ms Deborah Dell, Manager, Human Research Ethics Committee and Research Support Services, Monash Health
Presented by the Monash Partners team and a panel of consumers consisting of Madeleine Gardam, Anna Steiner and Ben Horgan, the webinar’s messages covered that consumers are the experts of the lived experience of having a health condition or of caring for someone with a health condition. The panellists also discussed the benefits to the consumers of being involved in …
Presented by Dr Rhonda Garad, Monash University, the key messages of the webinar covered that consumers are not customers and consumer and community involvement must be coupled with values, around equity and human rights.
Presented by Dr Sue Sinni, Lauren Lawlor and Sheila Daly, the key messages of the webinar included consumer and community involvement in health services is changing and evolving over time and the traditional view of the patient as a passive recipient of care is no longer the norm.
Presented by Associate Professor Gabrielle Brand, Monash University, the webinar focused on the power of the consumer voice and the co-design principles: inclusive, respectful, participative, outcomes focused.
