Consumer and Community Involvement Program

Consumer and Community Involvement Program Consumers, community members and researchers working together in partnership to make decisions about research priorities, policies and practice

The Consumer and Community Involvement Program brings together and supports consumers, community members and researchers to work together in partnership to make decisions about research priorities, policies and practice. Our vision is for consumer and community involvement to become standard practice in research activities. We are committed to embedding the community voice into health and medical

research through our services, resources, events and training programs. The CCIProgram welcomes you to our online community. We encourage you to contribute to our page and be considerate and respectful when posting or commenting. Any posts deemed to be offensive will be removed. This page is managed between the hours of Monday – Friday, 9:00am – 3:00pm WST.

Can a specialised PET camera detect Infection and inflammation?Researchers are developing a specialised PET scan that ma...
31/08/2026

Can a specialised PET camera detect Infection and inflammation?

Researchers are developing a specialised PET scan that may detect infections and inflammation anywhere in the body, including cases that cannot be identified through standard imaging or blood tests.

The project aims to improve earlier diagnosis, treatment decisions, and antibiotic use. Consumers will work alongside the research team to provide lived experience insights, help guide study design, review materials, and support the translation of this promising technology into healthcare practice.

If you are a person, or a carer of a person, who has lived experience with moderate or severe infection, including a history of infection that has been difficult to diagnose, we encourage you to apply 👉 https://bit.ly/4cdcmjt

Do you speak Aboriginal English?We want to hear about your experiences using voice-operated technology, such as smart sp...
21/08/2026

Do you speak Aboriginal English?

We want to hear about your experiences using voice-operated technology, such as smart speakers and voice assistants, in everyday life and healthcare settings.

Join this upcoming Micro Community Conversation and help shape research that better understands how technology works for Aboriginal English speakers and their communities.

Find out more & submit your interest 👉 https://bit.ly/4ijdVjt

We are seeking individuals with lived experience of pancreatic cancer (as a patient, survivor, family member or carer) t...
20/08/2026

We are seeking individuals with lived experience of pancreatic cancer (as a patient, survivor, family member or carer) to partner with the cancer research team.

The team is developing new software to better understand how different cells in pancreatic cancer communicate with each other. We're looking for your lived experience and perspective to help keep the research focused on what matters most to people affected by pancreatic cancer.

Find out more and apply 👉 https://bit.ly/3Rc28sg

It was great having Deb Langridge from our WAHTN CCIProgram as a panellist on today’s NHMRC’s Future of Peer Review Webi...
20/08/2026

It was great having Deb Langridge from our WAHTN CCIProgram as a panellist on today’s NHMRC’s Future of Peer Review Webinar, giving the opportunity to speak about the role and future of lived experience voices in the review and assessment process.

If you missed the Webinar, a recording will be available on the NHMRC website soon. Visit the website here 👉 https://www.nhmrc.gov.au/

The transition from paediatric to adult diabetes services is often a difficult time for young people. Competing demands ...
17/08/2026

The transition from paediatric to adult diabetes services is often a difficult time for young people. Competing demands for time and changing priorities can affect the management of diabetes, and young people may find themselves struggling to manage their diabetes as effectively as they did before being discharged from their paediatric diabetes centre.

We are seeking Research Buddies to help shape a study that aims to examine the effects of the transition from paediatric diabetes to adult diabetes services. Research Buddies will work alongside clinicians to help define the most important observations to monitor during the transition process, establish a method for approaching and following up with young people who have recently completed their transition to adult services.

Experience required:
You should have recently completed their move from paediatric diabetes services to adult diabetes services and should be prepared to share their experiences surrounding the process.

Find out more & apply 👉 https://bit.ly/4obtH0P

Seeking caregivers of children with lived experience of high-risk neuroblastoma.High-risk neuroblastoma is a fast-growin...
14/08/2026

Seeking caregivers of children with lived experience of high-risk neuroblastoma.

High-risk neuroblastoma is a fast-growing childhood cancer that can be difficult to treat. Even with current treatments, some children experience a relapse, and long-term cures are not always possible.

We are looking for parents and caregivers of children affected by neuroblastoma to share their experiences and perspectives. Your insights will help guide the research by identifying what matters most to children, families, and caregivers living with neuroblastoma, and by ensuring future research focuses on their needs and priorities.

A $50 per hour honorarium is offered to successful applicants. Find out more & apply 👉 https://bit.ly/4qazPr9

Help Improve Care for Older Trauma Patients - Make a difference with your lived experienceHave you or someone you care f...
07/08/2026

Help Improve Care for Older Trauma Patients - Make a difference with your lived experience

Have you or someone you care for experienced a serious injury and hospital treatment? Your insights can help shape better care for older people across Western Australia. We are inviting older adults, carers, and family members to join an important research project improving how trauma care is delivered.

We welcome expressions of interest from older adults who have experienced trauma, family members, carers, and members of the community with an interest in improving healthcare for older people.

A $50 per hour honorarium is offered to successful applicants.

Find out more & apply 👉 https://bit.ly/4xCBs49

Have you, or someone you care for experienced acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, dialysis, or kidney complicat...
04/08/2026

Have you, or someone you care for experienced acute kidney injury, chronic kidney disease, dialysis, or kidney complications following heart surgery?

We are looking for people with lived experience to join the research team as a Research Buddy and help shape a project aimed at identifying people at risk of kidney injury before cardiac surgery.

An honorarium of $50.00 per hour is offered to successful applicants. Find out more and apply 👉 https://bit.ly/4wY0R7d

Perth Children's Hospital and Health Service ( ) would like to hear from parents, carers and children with cerebral pals...
29/07/2026

Perth Children's Hospital and Health Service ( ) would like to hear from parents, carers and children with cerebral palsy ( ) who have previously had orthopaedic surgery at PCH.

The team would like to work together with families and children to re-design educational resources and information provided to families to help them prepare for surgery.

What Skills or Experience Do I Need?
We are looking for parents or carers with lived experience. Children (8 years and older) with cerebral palsy, their parents or primary caregivers. No prior research experience is required. You should be comfortable contributing to group discussions, reviewing documents, and joining online meetings.

Find out more & apply 👉 https://bit.ly/4pwdXGs

Do you have experience as someone who has accessed healthcare while living in a regional, rural or remote area?The Unive...
13/07/2026

Do you have experience as someone who has accessed healthcare while living in a regional, rural or remote area?

The University of Western Australia and Curtin University want to make sure we are training future doctors who can care for people living in regional, rural and remote communities across WA. To do this, we need to think carefully about how we choose students for medical school in WA.

We want to hear your views on how these selection processes could better reflect the needs and experiences of people living outside metropolitan Perth. We’re inviting community members to either a small group or individual discussion to help us understand our community’s expectations.

Find out more & apply 👉 https://bit.ly/4u3KPXw

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