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Involving People in Research

We advise researchers, consumers and community members on the how and why of implementing consumer and community involvement.

Your Voice Counts

We bring together consumers, community members and researchers to make decisions about health research priorities, policy and practice.

We support consumer and community involvement to become standard practice in health research.

We promote the community ‘voice’ in health research through our services, resources, events and training programs.

Current Involvement Opportunities

Applications close 08 March 2019

Prescription medication use during pregnancy

Did you use prescription medication at some point during your pregnancy?

Researchers at the University of Western Australia need you to help them with an important project.

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Applications close 08 March 2019

Chronic pain after surgery for breast cancer project

Have you had surgery for breast cancer? Did you experience chronic pain after the surgery?

Researchers at Royal Perth Hospital are looking for two people to join a reference group to advise on an exciting new project that aims to prevent the nervous system from ‘re-wiring’ following surgery, and therefore reduce pain.

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How do I update my Password and User Preferences?

As a user with an account on the Involving People in Research site this directly impacts how we use your data, and handle data security. The changes to the Privacy Policy …

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Health Research and Consumers: Good Thinking

One of Australia’s top medical researchers, Professor Ian Frazer AC, has called on Australians to consider what they want of health care in the future given the rapid development of …

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