Involving People in Research - Workshop for Researchers
Date and time
Location
Olivia Newton-John Cancer Research Institute
Seminar Room 5A/B, Level 5 145 Studley Road Heidelberg, VIC 3084 AustraliaDescription
Consumer and Community Involvement in Health and Medical Research
Facilitated by Anne McKenzie. The purpose of this interactive workshop is to build researcher’s skills and confidence in implementing consumer and community involvement in research.
Workshop aims
- Raise awareness of the value and contribution consumers and the community can make to research when involved as active partners
- Develop understanding and skills on the ‘how and why’ of implementing consumer and community involvement
- Identify and address barriers to consumer and community involvement
- Develop plans to start involving consumers and the community as partners in research
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the workshop, it is anticipated that participants will:
- Be able to identify why and how consumers and the community can contribute to their research
- Have an awareness of consumer and community perspectives and experiences on being actively involved in research
- Have an awareness of researchers’ perspectives and experiences of working with consumers and the community
- Have knowledge about organisations that are working towards increasing consumer and community involvement in research activities
- Start to consider how the theories and examples of good practice covered in the workshop can be utilised in their research
Organised by
The VCCC Alliance aims to support the continual professional development of the cancer care workforce locally and further afield. Programs are available for multidisciplinary clinicians, researchers, educators, primary care and allied health practitioners.
The VCCC Alliance deliver a varied program of events, workshops, master-classes, symposia, online learning and sponsored leadership development opportunities to support and enable a highly-skilled, high-calibre workforce, well positioned to meet the field's future demands.