This collection of Australian practical resources to support good and better practice consumer engagement in health care, policy and research are only a selection of what is available. They represent a good starting point for people beginning to explore what consumer engagement means for them in their lives and work.
These are primarily Australian resources created for use with Australian audiences. Some resources have been developed (to some extent) with consumers, while many do not identify if consumers were involved in their development.
The resource library was developed in consultation with CHF’s Consumer Assembly, and supported by the work of Dr Louisa Walsh from the Department of Allied Health, School of Health Sciences, Swinburne University of Technology.
If you have a resource you would like to include on our resources page please contact admin@chf.org.au
Resources will be considered for the page based on the following criteria:
Purpose and audience for the resource
How were consumers involved in development or evaluation of the resource
Recency of publication or update
Created by and for an Australian audience
Alignment with the CHF values, and mission
