Research and evaluation
Carrie Hayter scopes, designs and implements research and evaluation projects to improve the lives of people who use social care and health services. We produce research and evaluation through co-design processes that involve people impacted by the issue throughout the research and evaluation cycle.
This includes:
- undertaking literature reviews
- facilitating workshops with people with living expertise of health services, aged care and disability
- designing research questions and methodologies
- analysis of data
- producing written research reports.
We use quantitative methods (such as survey design) as well as qualitative methods (co-design, in-depth interviews, case studies and action research) in our research and evaluation process.
We adapt our methodology based on the research question and the preferences of our clients.
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Related projects
- Training Needs Analysis - Aged Care Standards and Accreditation Agency
- Consumer research report about access to telecommunications – National Ethnic Disability Alliance
- National Ethnic Disability Alliance
- Literature review on social inclusion, cohesion and culture for National Ethnic Disability Alliance
- Evaluation of the Younger Onset Dementia Social Support and Respite Program - The Ella Centre
- Measuring Quality and Consumer Choice in Aged Care
- Peer Power and Diversity