Implementing consumer health research: Empirical results leading to social innovation in New Zealand
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Nel, Pieter
Hansen, Jens J.
Boyd, Mary-Anne
Hansen, Jens J.
Boyd, Mary-Anne
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2006
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health research
effective communication
consultation
end users
consumer health
effective communication
consultation
end users
consumer health
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Boyd, M., Nel, P.S., and Hansen, J. (2006). Implementing consumer health research: Empirical results leading to social innovation in New Zealand. In Gillin, L. (Ed).Proceedings of the 3rd AGSE International Entrepreneurial Research Exchange 'Regional frontiers of entrepreneurship research'. Melbourne, Australia.
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Health research is often regarded as fragmented, competitive and highly specialized. However, there is often little effective communication and consultation between producers of health research and end users. Given this, a Consumer Participation and Community Engagement Framework was adopted by the Waitemata District Health Board. Local research also indicated that consumer and provider perspectives create opportunities for innovation and new co-developed knowledge. Accordingly, a mentored group was established. A long term outcome has been promoting sustainable and effective co-design for better health. Thus an innovative programme was established to co-create capacity building for consumers and professionals alike.
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