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Community Advisory Committee
of the Southern Health
Board
Resources
The following resources are available from the Community Advisory Committee
Executive Officer, by calling 9709 7174 or via email at
Linda.Pandita@southernhealth.org.au
Other useful websites include:
Consumer’s Health Forum: http://www.chf.org.au/
Finding Consumers and Carers:
http://www.health.vic.gov.au/qualitycouncil/consumer_dir.pdf
Health Issues Centre:
http://www.vicnet.net.au/~hissues
National Resource Centre for Consumer Participation in Health:
http://nrccph.latrobe.edu.au/
On this page:
Publication
Aged Care Branch Victorian Department of Human Services. (1999). A Guide
to Participation by Older Victorians. Melbourne: Author.
Clark, R.B., (2001). Australian Patient Safety Survey: Final Report to the
Commonwealth Department of Health and Aged Care. Canberra: Commonwealth
Department of Health and Aged Care.
Duckett, S., Capp, S., Carter, M., Lowe, E., & Zimet, A. (2000).
Ministerial review of health care networks – Final Report. Melbourne:
Victorian Government Department of Human Services.
Commonwealth Office of Disability. (1999). Inclusive Consultation: A
practical guide to involvoing people with disabilities. Canberra: Author.
NSW Health Department. (2001). Partners in Health – Sharing information
and making decisions together. Report of the Consumer and Community
Participation Implementation Group. Sydney: Author.
South Australian Community Health Research Unit. (1995). Planning Healthy
Communities: A guide to doing needs assessment in rural communities. South
Australia: Flinders Press.
Victorian Government Department of Human Services. (2001). Communicating
Across Cultures. Melbourne: Author.
Victorian Government Department of Human Services. (2000). Community
Advisory Committee Guidelines. Melbourne: Author.
Victorian Government Department of Human Services. (2001). Guidelines for
Community Advisory Committees Project Report. Melbourne: Author.
Victorian Government Department of Human Services. (2000). Hospital and
Community Partnerships: A Guide to Consumer Participation. Melbourne:
Author.
Victorian Government Department of Human Services. (2001). Patient
Management Task Force Paper No. 7 - The Right Health Care: Balancing clinical
science and decision making with individual wishes. Melbourne: Author.
Victorian Government Department of Human Services. (2000). Primary Care
Partnerships: Preparing a Consumers’ and Carers’ Charter. Melbourne: Author.
Publication Series
Consumer Focus Collaboration Series:
- Education and Training for Consumer Participation in Health Care (2000)
- The Evidence Supporting Consumer Participation in Health (2001)
- Feedback, Participation and Consumer Diversity (2000)
- Improving Health Services Through Consumer Participation: A Resource Guide
for Organisations (2000)
- Review of Existing Models of Reporting to Consumers on Health Service
Quality (2001)
- Stocktake of Models and Approaches to Facilitating Consumer Access to
Health Information – A Report (2001)
National Resource Centre for Consumer Participation
in Health. (2001). Facts Sheets:
No. 1: An introduction to consumer participation
No. 2: Methods of consumer participation
No. 3: Committees that involve consumers – issues for service providers
to consider
No. 4: Questions to ask before involving consumers
No. 5: Key resources in consumer participation in health
No. 6: Steps to develop a consumer participation strategy
Victorian Government Department of Human Service.
Communicating with Consumers Series:
Vol 1: Well-Written Health Information: A Guide, 2000
Vol 2: Producing Well-Written Health Information: Stroke, Chest Pain &
Cholecystectomy, 2001
Vol 3: Producing Well-Written Health Information: Menorrhagia, Mastitis & Pain
Relief During Childbirth, 2001
Journal Articles
Bowling, A. (1992). Health care rationing: The public’s debate. British
Medical Journal, 312, 670-674.
Coulter, A. (2002). After Bristol: Putting patients at the centre. British
Medical Journal, 324, 648-651.
Lenaghan, J. et al. (1996) Setting Priorities: Is there a role for citizen’s
juries? British Medical Journal, 312, 1591-3
MacDougall, C. (2001). Thoughts on barriers and enablers for incorporating
ordinary theorising into the community participation in health debate.
Australian Health Review, 24(4), 30-33.
Pickin, C. et al. (2002). Developing a model to enhance the capacity of
statutory organisations to engage with lay communities. Journal of Health
Services Research and Policy, 7(1), 34-42.
Ryan, M. et al. (2001). Eliciting public preferences for healthcare: A
systematic review of techniques. Health Technology Assessment,5(5).
Tobin, M. et al. (2002). Consumer participation in mental health: who wants
it and why? Australian Health Review, 25(3), 91-100.
Williamson, C. (2000). Consumer and professional standards: working towards
consensus. Quality in Health Care, 9, 190-194
Journals
Better Health Outcomes Journals, Vol 7 No 1 (Summer 2001) – Vol 8 No 3
(Winter 2002)
Health Issues Journals, Vol 62 (March 2000) – Vol 72 (September 2002)
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