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I’ve got a Consumer, Now What?

Ref: CCIP20714 Date: 16 June 2025, 10:00 am - 12:00 pmLocation: Murdoch University - Building 121 (Senate Conference Room)

Researchers are always asking what should I do after I’ve got a consumer for my project.

This workshop will be taking a deeper dive into working with Consumers, more than the basic tips we give you in our e-Course and Masterclass.

Different ways to work with consumers
Communicating with your consumers
Honorariums – how do I do this?
Authorship – when do I include consumer

Even if you have been working with consumers in your research project for a while, this workshop will update you on the different methods of working with consumers.

We will have CCIProgram consumer member available to answer questions from a lived experience point of view.

The prerequisite for this workshop is to have completed the Consumer and Community Involvement in Research e-course or to have met with CCI Coordinator Caroline Jones: caroline.jones@uwa.edu.au

Please note: This workshop is for researchers who are from a CCIProgram partner (UWA, Murdoch University, UNDA and Perkins). Once capacity has been reached, we will place further registrations on a waitlist.

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