Involving people in co-developing and evaluating culturally-appropriate resources to improve access to first-line care for knee osteoarthritis
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Task: (i) share their lived experience with knee osteoarthritis, (ii) communicate their values, beliefs, barriers, and facilitators that underpin their behaviour engaging with the public healthcare system in Australia, and (iii) co-develop and evaluate culturally-appropriate resources to improve access to first-line care for knee osteoarthritis
Method: formal reference group
Compensation: paid
Competing interests: a bilingual person with lived experience of knee osteoarthritis and other stakeholders (family members, caregivers, healthcare providers) with lived experience engaging with the CALD community related to knee osteoarthritis
Impact: terms of reference and outline specific activities for the formal reference group
Description: Involving people in co-developing and evaluating culturally-appropriate resources to improve access to first-line care for knee osteoarthritis
Dates
State prospective
Start 2023-06-14
Form updated 2023-06-14
Report authors
Dianne Lowe (ORCID link)
0000-0002-7946-2472
0000-0002-7946-2472
Location
Australia
Aims
Collectively identifying barriers and facilitators navigating the healthcare system in Australia
Understanding attitudes and beliefs of knee osteoarthritis, identifying priorities to care from all stakeholders (e.g. clinicians, CALD-identifying individuals and their carers) in reference group
Co-designing resources to improve access to comprehensible healthcare information/education, refining strategies involved in resource dissemination
Implementation and evaluation of co-developed strategies
Keywords
Knee
Osteoarthritis
Category
research
Inputs
group of individuals
Stage: design stage
interim reference group
Task: (i) share their lived experience with knee osteoarthritis, (ii) communicate their values, beliefs, barriers, and facilitators that underpin their behaviour engaging with the public healthcare system in Australia, and (iii) co-develop and evaluate culturally-appropriate resources to improve access to first-line care for knee osteoarthritis
Method: formal reference group
Compensation: paid
Competing interests: a bilingual person with lived experience of knee osteoarthritis and other stakeholders (family members, caregivers, healthcare providers) with lived experience engaging with the CALD community related to knee osteoarthritis
Outputs and impacts
other
Co-created formal reference group
Impact: terms of reference and outline specific activities for the formal reference group