ALT A background illustration shows a group of people yarning outside including an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person with a baby, several people sitting on the ground and a wheelchair user. The text overlaid reads: a new resource to help consumers, carers and medical researchers work together to co-design and co-deliver research. By NSW Regional Health Partners.

ALT A background illustration shows a group of people yarning outside including an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person with a baby, several people sitting on the ground and a wheelchair user. Text reads: the website includes… questions to ask before you start research, tips for each step of the medical research cycle, what to avoid in co-designed research, resources, tools, examples and templates. we built on NSW Health’s All of Us framework and other existing resources. By NSW Regional Health Partners.

ALT A background illustration shows a group of people yarning outside including an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person with a baby, several people sitting on the ground and a wheelchair user. Text reads: we made one resource so that researchers, consumers, carers and health workers have access to the same tools and language

ALT A background illustration shows a group of people yarning outside including an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person with a baby, several people sitting on the ground and a wheelchair user. Text reads: the resource was made by researchers, consumers, health care workers and co-design specialists. Many names are listed. KA McKercher (Beyond Sticky Notes) led the process with support from Sue Muller and illustrations by Lucy Klippan (Good Point Design). the Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) made this work possible