Key Resources
Here are some key Australian and international resources for consumer and community involvement. This list has been curated to ensure resources are of high quality, evidence-based and reflect best practice principles of consumer and community involvement. We are constantly coming across great resources and will continue to update this list regularly. If you know of a great resource that has not been listed here or a broken link, please let us know.
A self-paced eLearning module providing an introduction to consumer and community involvement, planning, ethical principles and describing consumer and community involvement in ethics applications, connecting with consumers, working with them on steering committees and co-design.
Frameworks for Levels of Engagement
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Frameworks for Consumer and Community Involvement Throughout the Project Cycle
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Frameworks for Evaluation of Consumer and Community Involvement
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A self-paced eLearning module providing an introduction to consumer and community involvement, planning, ethical principles and describing consumer and community involvement in ethics applications, connecting with consumers, working with them on steering committees and co-design.
Free 30 minute self-paced online course that describes the basics of consumer and community involvement in health research. Participants will receive a certificate of completion at the end of the course.
Free 30 minutes self-paced online course on including consumer and community involvement in grant writing. Participants will receive a certificate of completion at the end of the course.
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Success Stories
Consumer and community involvement in cell mechanobiology ensures that research aligns with patient needs and societal impact
“Eye-opening” is how I would describe my experience being part of the Emergency Care consumer advisory panel. Not only was I able to share my experience and influence change, I got a glimpse into what happens behind the scenes in research…
Consumer and community involvement goes beyond patient interaction. Through this project, I learned different ways to work with consumers and the value we got from their input went beyond my expectations…
Without the voice of community, these projects would never be successful. When working with the different mobs, it’s important to take time to get to know them…
Stroke has a big impact on our Vietnamese community but people are not aware of the warning signs. We were invited to work with the researchers to develop something that will be helpful for our community…