Monash University
2 days
This two-day short course provides an overview of various approaches to working with clients, communities, and stakeholders, with a focus on engaging communities that standard engagement approaches commonly exclude.
This course is designed specifically for health and social care professionals interested in using co-design and other participatory approaches to enhance programs and interventions.
DAY 1: Principles, Approaches and Models - Overview and introduction of key engagement concepts - Legislative requirements - Determining which engagement approach to use - Selection and recruitment considerations - Strategies for establishing rules of engagement - Discussions of case study engagement approaches in practice, policy and research settings DAY 2: Strategies, Techniques and Considerations - Overview of other engagement approaches (e.g. IAP2 and collective impact) - Co-design principles, approaches, stages, models and frameworks - When co-design is not the right fit - Engagement of co-design
Monash University is a leading research-intensive university and a global top 100 university. The School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine has extensive expertise in health services research, consumer engagement, and co-design approaches.
This course will equip health and social care professionals with the knowledge and skills to meaningfully engage clients, communities, and other stakeholders in the design and delivery of programs and services. Participants will be able to apply these skills to enhance the relevance, accessibility, and impact of their work.
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