Provide advice on Queensland Health Standardised Designs

Closing date: 9am, Thursday 28 September 2023

Are you interested in providing feedback on Hospital and Healthcare spaces that will inform how consumers experience hospitals throughout Queensland?

You might be interested in joining consumer workshops to inform the new hospital builds and hospital refurbishments as part of the Capacity Expansion Programme.

The Health Capital Division is currently seeking expressions of interest from up to 12 consumers and carers across Queensland to provide valuable feedback on a new suite of Queensland Health Standardised Designs. These Standardised Designs will be utilized by project teams in new hospital builds and hospital refurbishments as part of the Capacity Expansion Programme.

We invite consumers and carers to apply:

  • With current or previous lived experience of Hospital and Healthcare services within Queensland
  • From diverse groups including: young people, people living with disability, First Nations, multicultural backgrounds, people living with chronic and complex conditions, and people living with consumers or carers with a lived experience of dementia and frailty
  • Who have an interest in new hospital builds

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Way to Wellness Online Portal Evaluation

Closing date: 9am, Thursday 14 September 2023

The Health Contact Centre is offering four (4) consumers and carers the opportunity to participate in the evaluation of the Way to Wellness online portal to ensure it meets the needs of consumers accessing this service.

About the Way to Wellness Online Portal

The Way to Wellness Online service supports adult patients who are booked for knee, hip or shoulder surgery to improve their risk factors and optimise their health and wellbeing, leading into surgery. It is delivered online and over the phone by trained telephone counsellors within the Queensland Health Contact Centre. The Health Contact Centre is committed to promoting health and well-being through vital telehealth and online services such as 13 HEALTH and Quitline.

Partnering with consumers is an essential part of developing and growing our digital services to ensure our services meet the needs of those who are using our services.

If you’re passionate about improving how information is accessed, received and used and have access to the internet, we invite you to use the portal and provide feedback on your experience through an online survey. (more…)

Host a Conversation with Young People in Darling Downs and West Moreton

Closing date:  EXTENDED: Thursday 10th of August 2023 

Are you a young person aged between 16 and 24 and live in the Darling Downs or West Moreton region? Or are you a parent or carer of a young person? Why not host a conversation with other young people about healthcare?

 

Why young people?

Younger health consumers (aged 16-25 years) are under-represented in decision-making processes in health services across Queensland.

Many young people continue to access health services designed for older adults including emergency services, mental health services, acute and chronic support services. These young people like you, have valuable experience, and feedback to give that is important to the Darling Downs West Moreton PHN and the health system.

We want to hear the voices of young people including your voice! We also want to better understand and make changes you may have experienced with health services in the Darling Downs West Moreton region.

What kind of conversation would I be hosting?

The kind of conversation used in this project is Kitchen Table Discussions or Yarning Circles. you do not need any skills or experience to host a Kitchen Table Discussion or Yarning Circle, just an open mind and connections to other young people who want to get involved in a meaningful way and make a difference. You will get plenty of support and tools to use to run the conversation.

APPLY HERE USING A WORD DOCUMENT

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APPLY HERE USING AN ONLINE FORM

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Office of the Chief Psychiatrist Steering Committee

Closing date: 5pm, Monday 17 July 2023
The Office of the Chief Psychiatrist (OCP) within the Mental Health, Alcohol and other Drugs Branch, Clinical Excellence Queensland, Queensland Health is seeking Expressions of Interest (EOIs) from consumers and carers witha lived experience of mental health, substance use, crisis and/or suicidality (including their families and carers) for their participation in the Chief Psychiatrist policy review project Stakeholder Steering Committee (SteerCo).

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UQ’s Queensland Digital Health Centre Consumer Advisory Committee

Closing date: 9am, Thursday 13 July 2023
Do you have lived experience or caring for someone who has accessed healthcare in Queensland?
Do you have an interest in digital health and research?
You might be interested in shaping what healthcare information in the future will look like!

Queensland Digital Health Centre
The Queensland Digital Health Centre (QDHeC) is inviting eight (8) health consumer and carer representatives to join a new Consumer Advisory Committee. The QDHeC Consumer Advisory Committee aims to understand consumer and carer’s experiences accessing healthcare and how digital health innovations can change our healthcare system to improve health outcomes.

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MHAOD Information Management Roadmap and Framework Project

Closing date: 9am, Monday 3 July 2023

Are you interested in contributing to a systems approach to improve Queensland Mental Health Alcohol and Other Drugs services?
Have you accessed or cared for someone who has accessed Queensland Mental Health Alcohol and Other Drugs services?
You could help by participating in a focus group to inform into the MHAOD Information Management Roadmap and Framework Project!

Mental Health Alcohol and Other Drugs Branch, Queensland Department of Health
The Mental Health Alcohol and Other Drugs (MHAOD) Branch, within the Department of Health is offering four (4) lived experience representatives the opportunity to participate in the MHAOD Information Management Roadmap and Framework project by joining a Focus Group and completing a survey.

Further information about the MHAOD Branch can be found on their website

The Information Management Roadmap and Framework Project

The Information Management (IM) Roadmap and Framework Project is reviewing data and information that is collected, shared, integrated, and reported on for and between MHAOD interfacing services and consumers. This includes consumer data such as presentation history, medication, clinician notes and treatment plans, as well as reporting data, such as the demand for services across the State.
Data and information are fundamental for delivering a high standard of care and treatment to consumers, for administration, management, and evaluation of MHAOD services, and for furthering research, policy-making and health advancements.

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Sexual Health Clinical Network Steering Committee

Closing date: 9am, Thursday, 13 July 2023

Have you or someone you care for used public sexual health services in Queensland?
Are you interested in improving clinical public sexual health services in Queensland?
If so, you might be interested in joining the Queensland Sexual Health Clinical Network Steering Committee

The Queensland Department of Health is providing one (1) health consumer representative with a unique opportunity to participate on the Queensland Sexual Health Clinical Network (QSHCN) Steering Committee.
The position requires personal experience as a health consumer and the ability to present practical advice that reflects health consumers’ real-life experiences.
Your contribution as a consumer representative will help to improve and support clinical services.

Read more about the Sexual Health Clinical Network

Purpose

The purpose of the Sexual Health Clinical Network is to function as a specialist platform to share and provide expertise, advice and recommendations to Hospital and Health Services (HHS) and the Department of Health to support high quality, evidence based, safe, effective and patient focused, equitable public sexual health services.
It operates as a collaboration between:

  • Sexual health specialists
  • Primary and secondary healthcare providers
  • Consumers and carers

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