Engagement strategy tips
Seeking to involve consumers in your project? Here are some factors to take into consideration.
Reconciliation Action Plan – Reflect
Our inaugural Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (August 2025 – July 2026), or RAP, evolves HCNSW’s journey to build stronger relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, embed cultural respect across our work, and ensure self-determination and equity for First Nations Australians in NSW’s health system.
Collaborate & Connect: For Non-Indigenous Organisations to Better Engage with First Nations Young People
Resources and tools to help non-Indigenous staff and organisations approach, plan, design, and deliver authentic and effective engagement with First Nations young people. Co-created by young First Nations collaborators, AWCH and HCNSW.
Single Digital Patient Record: What do health consumers and consumer organisations think?
Our March 2025 report – Single Digital Patient Record: What do health consumers and consumer organisations think? – provides key insights into health service users’ and consumer organisations’ expectations and concerns around the Single Digital Patient Record (SDPR). We consulted with our members about this culminating in webinars and online consultations in November and December 2024.
NSW Local Health Districts and Public Health Networks maps
These maps show the areas and borders of all Local Health Districts (LHDs) and Public Health Networks (PHNs) in NSW. We aim to keep all information up-to-date, but if you notice out-of-date information, please let us know.
NSW Local Health Districts and Public Health Networks list
This list shows addresses, contact details, and websites for all Local Health Districts (LHDs) and Public Health Networks (PHNs) in NSW. We aim to keep all information up-to-date, but if you notice out-of-date information, please let us know.
Involving Health Consumers in Health and Medical Research: Enablers and Challenges from a Consumer Perspective
An outcome of the workshop held on 31 Oct. 2016 by Health Consumers NSW and Research4Me.