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Co-design

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Coproduction
Co-creation
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Policymaking
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Literature review

How lived experience expertise shapes research and development in digital mental health


This report presents findings from a review of scholarly, grey literature and expert interviews related to the perspectives, involvement, and practices for engaging people with lived experience in the development, implementation, and evaluation of digital mental health technologies. The study focuses digitally-mediated support for people with lived experience of anxiety, depression, and psychosis. The findings...
Working paper

Vaccine development as a public service: public service logic in the development of the Oxford AstraZeneca COVID-19


This paper examines the development of the Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine during the COVID-19 pandemic as an ideal example of an effective public-private partnership, and groundbreaking innovation in drug development.
Report

Illuminating lived experience: exploring researcher perspectives on co-design through participatory methods

Katie Moore, Damian Mellifont, Amy Conley Wright, Lisa Fennis, Ghena Krayem, Mouna Sawan, Elaine Huber, Marj O’Callaghan

This report considers how people with lived experience, including those from diverse backgrounds and communities, can be co-collaborators in research. The authors explore research methods and tools that others might like to draw from and add to, identifying key elements and practices consistent with a participatory approach.
Strategy

Working together to improve the NDIS


The Australian Government has outlined reforms to the NDIS that will ensure a better experience for participants and make sure the Scheme is there for the future. This strategy outlines the government's approach for co-designing the reform process.
Policy

NDRP research agenda


Developed in collaboration with people with disability, their representative organisations and allies, this research agenda will guide the National Disability Research Partnership's research over the next 10 or more years.