Involvement opportunities
We are committed to ensuring consumers and community members are supported to have the confidence and knowledge to contribute effectively to research. There are many ways to have a say in research. You may decide to participate in an event or use your skills and experience to apply for a position on a research project
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Current Involvement Opportunities
CMMIT Consumer Advisory Group
Do you have a lived experience of a rare genetic disease, diabetes, cancer or other illness, such as a neuromuscular or neurological condition? Would you like to make a difference to research in WA?
Find out moreRehab in the Home – Stroke Program (Carer)
Carers play an important role in rehabilitation after stroke. Rehabilitation in the Home (RITH), a service that assists patients with regaining their independence in the community following a hospital admission, are investigating the impact on carers who are undertaking a specific rehab program, to improve the arm function of stroke survivors. The research team want to involve a carer to inform their project.
Find out moreImpact of Cytomegalovirus on infant hearing and ear health
Are you a parent or carer? Has your child experienced hearing loss related to Cytomegalovirus?
A research team at the Perth Children’s Hospital are seeking your input to improve care and health outcomes for children who have Cytomegalovirus-related hearing loss.
Find out moreUpcoming Events and Training
CCI In Practice A Workshop for Researchers
This workshop supports researchers to develop the skills and confidence about the how and why of implementing consumer and community involvement in research.
Find out moreAnaesthesia & Pain Management in Young People Community Conversation
Perth Children’s Hospital are calling on young people aged 12-17 to have their say about anaesthesia and pain management research. Researchers would like to talk to young people who have had surgery before and want to share their experience. Their aim is to gain insight from young people about their experience with anaesthesia and pain…
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