i-LEARN (Integrating Lived Experience Applied Research Nationally)
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i-LEARN is a three part virtual learning studio that introduces people with an interest in Integrated Lived-Experience Applied Research Nationally to practices, processes and the implementation of a framework to support mental health translation research.
There are three learning objectives for Module 1:
- Understand the core foundations of lived-experience applied research models and the approaches across different settings and contexts
- Become familiar with ‘a starter kit’ to develop principles of research practices appropriate to context
- Introduce an integrated lived-experience applied research framework to support mental health research translation across contexts.
Topics covered in Module #1:
- An Integrated Lived-Experience Applied Research Framework
- A Starter Toolkit for Research Contexts
- Flexible, meaningful roles and involvement
- Ethical issues in integrated lived-experience research practice
- Interactive and self-paced learning
- Mature Models – ACACIA, Co-design Living Labs, Consumer Led Research Network, Northern Territory Lived Experience Network, Debakarn Koorliny Wangkiny Co-design and Co-Research with Elders and Young People
- What happens when it does go wrong
- First stage principles for implementation of an integrated lived-experience applied research framework for translation
Dates & Milestones
i-LEARN (Integrating Lived Experience Applied Research Nationally)
8 December 2022
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The forum offers a place for dialogue and exchange for lived-experience researchers engaged in mental health research.
Membership includes lived-experience researchers in community organisations or governments working on mental health research projects and people with lived-experience who may partner with researchers for co-design or co-production research so that they connect with others.
It’s a supportive forum to share experiences, grow networks, and to talk about skills and training needs that people might benefit from, including building lived-expertise as an evidence base.
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