How should digitally delivered healthcare be funded?

Who it's for: Survivors of stroke, carers and family members who act as consumer representatives
What it involves: Surveys
Where: Online (anywhere)

Summary:

This Griffith University study aims to build consensus on how digitally delivered health care should be funded, as well monitored and managed for people with chronic conditions.

Eligibility:

Consumer representatives: those who act for and on behalf of a consumer advocacy group or health services as a consumer.

Activity:

4 online surveys. Each survey takes approximately 10–20 minutes.

Documents:

Participant information sheet (PDF 145 KB)

Contact:

For more information, please email Amandine Barnett on a.barnett@griffith.edu.au