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Joan Carlini

Gold Coast
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(she/her)| PhD | Researcher | LGBTIQ + Ally | talks about health, people experiencing vulnerability, consumer behaviour, sustainable events
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From participants to partners: advancing consumer involvement in transformative research

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By Joan Carlini, E. Milne, Elizabeth Kendall, Georgia Tobiano
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This study explores how participatory research, involving consumers as co-researchers, can improve research quality, equity, and accountability. Systemic barriers, limited training, and resource constraints often hinder effective consumer involvement in research, particularly for those experiencing marginalisation and vulnerability. The study examines how participatory research can strengthen consumer involvement in research, build individual agency, and create positive societal impact.
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Health Consumers’ Online Search for Health Record Access: A Quantitative Study of Expectations in Australia and the US

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By Kay Nicol, Kerryn Butler-Henderson, Joan Carlini, Kathleen Tori
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Little is known about health consumer experiences of using the internet to search for details on how to apply to access one’s own health record. This paper discusses the results of an online survey aimed at health consumers in Australia and the US who use the internet to find these details, using simulated scenarios of health care organization websites.
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Developing Implementation Strategies for the Adoption of the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) Protocols: A Co‐Design Study

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By Georgia Tobiano, Joan Carlini, Wendy Chaboyer, Rhea Liang
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols have become widely recognised as a strategy used to reduce the physiological stress response of surgery. The number of evidence-based core components in ERAS protocols varies, depending on the surgical specialty and procedure type, ranging from 10 to 15 components for neurosurgery, to 25–30 for colorectal surgeries [1].
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