Consumer and Community Involvement in Research

Friday, 29th July 2022

Seminar Synopsis:

Ensuring that research findings are translated into practice involves a systematic approach from the beginning when you are designing your research. Implementation science bridges the gap between developing and evaluating effective interventions and implementation and de-implementation in routine practice. This seminar covers key elements of implementation research; theoretical approaches, research designs, involvement of stakeholders, behaviour change interventions.

Presented by: 

Belinda Frank

Involvement Coordinator, Telethon Kids Institute

Belinda is the Involvement Coordinator at Telethon Kids Institute. She started her consumer advocacy work in 2002, originally as a board member and then state manager for a not for profit organisation. Belinda currently serves on state and national research committees.In 2016 she started work at the Telethon Kids Institute as the Consumer Advocate then moving into the Development Team with the establishment of the Consumer and Community Health Research Network.Belinda has since re-joined Telethon Kids Institute to take community involvement to the next level and support researchers and consumer and/or community members to work in partnership together to drive change in health research.

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This seminar will be live-streamed and also available to watch from our Youtube channel

Register today to receive the presentation handout with additional useful resources.

We are pleased to include a live Q&A session with this booking. The link to the MS Teams meeting will be forwarded to you via email on the morning of the seminar - please check your junk folder if you are missing the email.

We look forward to seeing you register for our future seminars.

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The Research Education Program (REP) is an open access resource provided by the Child and Adolescent Health Service (CAHS), Department of Research and is generously supported by the PCH Foundation. The Program provides valuable educational resources to support staff and students of any clinical discipline and level of experience to undertake high quality, meaningful research.

The Program includes the Research Skills Seminar Series, REDCap workshops and resources and the Clinical Audit Handbook.

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