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    The Consumer and Community Health Research Network

    'making your voice count'

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    We advocate for consumer and community involvement in health research

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    We support researchers to involve consumers and community members in health research

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    “Our voices and point of view were heard”

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    "I will not conduct research in the future without involving consumers and the community"

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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.

Events

  • Science on the Swan - Researcher Training Workshop (April 30, 2018 09:30)
  • Children’s Digital Health Record Community Conversation, Clare, AM session (May 15, 2018 09:30)
  • Children’s Digital Health Record Community Conversation, Clare, PM session (May 15, 2018 12:30)

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Training

We offer training workshops for consumers, community members and researchers to promote active involvement of consumers and community members in research.

Our workshops have been developed in direct response to queries from researchers and community members and aim to increase awareness of the contribution consumers and community members can make to research.

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Hot Topics

The Child and Youth Health Network, WA Department of Health developed the WA Youth Health Policy 2018 – 2023 (the Policy) in consultation with the young people across the state.

In September and October 2017, we facilitated 6 community conversations across metropolitan, regional and rural WA. 122 young people aged 13 to 24, attended the community conversations to express their views and perspectives and have a say about what is important to them about youth health and wellbeing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Is consumer and community involvement about participating in research?
  • Is there a role for consumer and community involvement in all types of research?
  • Do consumers or community members need to be involved when the research project is about health workforce issues or conditions?
  • How do I make sure I am getting the right consumers and community member rather than the ‘professional’ consumer?
  • How can I be sure the consumer or community member is representative?

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