Healthcare engagement and equity research
Our purpose
We conduct community engaged health services research to improve healthcare quality and outcomes among priority populations accessing Australian healthcare services.
Our work
Inequitable healthcare quality contributes to the poorer health outcomes experienced by priority populations in Australia. By taking a community-engaged approach to conceptualising and designing research, we create projects that address community research priorities. Together, using participatory methods of co-design and co-production, we develop and evaluate new models, measures and innovations in health services that improve care. Our project governance structures ensure that people with lived experience of health conditions and services have a central role in guiding the research conduct across the project lifecycle and enable its future use.
Our stream members
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Our networks
Selected stream projects
- CanEngage (NHMRC & Cancer Australia)
- EngageEMR (ARC): Communicating across transitions of care between hospitalised patients, families and health professionals in effort to optimise engagement in using electronic medical records
- iCanCarePlan (Cancer Institute NSW Career Development Fellowship): Co-designing quality end of life care for culturally and linguistically diverse people with cancer:
- Listen to Me (MRFF): Coproducing a patient-reported experience measure (PREM) for people with intellectual disability
- Smarter Hospitals (NHMRC): Unlocking the promise of virtual models to improve health care outcomes
- iCanSupport: Supporting carers of people with cancer
- Clinician Experience Measurement (NSW Ministry of Health)
- Patient Experience Measurement (NSW Ministry of Health; MRFF)
- Optimal Care Pathway adherence assessment (OCPAA) tools (Jansen)
Centres related to this research
Content owner: Australian Institute of Health Innovation Last updated: 18 Sep 2024 8:35am