3 November 2020
The University of NSW and Central and Eastern Sydney Primary Health Network are seeking mental health consumers and carers who live or work in the central and eastern Sydney area to be part of a co-design research process. The aim is to improve physical health consultations with mental health consumers in primary care settings – an opportunity to develop a solution by combining lived and service provider expertise.
Sessions will be held on Thursdays 12.30 – 2.30pm, from 19th November – 3rd December 2020. Please enquire by 5pm Friday 6th November 2020.
Contact details and more information.
Links:
Relevant postcodes (hyperlinked to central and eastern Sydney area):
https://www.cesphn.org.au/documents/communications-1/2022-cesphn-postcodes/file
Recruitment flyer (hyperlinked to Contact details and more Information.)
The following short link to the recruitment flyer may be used if preferred.
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