Knowledge Reflection Sheet for Patients and Carers
You know people are interested in learning from your patient or carer knowledge, but what is it that you know, that they don’t know? This sheet is to help you begin to get to know your patient or carer expertise. Knowledge-Reflection-Sheet-FINAL-compressed...
Dos and don’ts when making a PBAC Consumer Comment
Download Find out more: Tip Sheet for submitting Consumer Comment to the...
PBAC Consumer Comments Dos and Don’ts Social Media Tiles
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Can I get this medicine, medical services or treatment in Australia Guide
A two-page guide to the different pathways for accessing medicines and other healthcare treatments in Australia. Online version Trevor-Evans-information-sheet-compressed download Please consider the environment before printing....
Preparing for PBAC Consumer Comments – carers and family members
download As a caregiver, you may wish to: support a loved one by helping them with their comment or making a comment on their behalf if they are unable to comment make a comment about the impact on you as a caregiver or do both Sharing the impact of caring...
Quick guide to how medicines are listed on the PBS
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HTAi Glossary for Consumers and Patients – A beginner’s guide to the words used in health technology assessment (HTAi)
view online HTAi Glossary for Consumers and Patients – A beginner’s guide to the words used in health technology assessment...
Drug reimbursement in Australia (Health consumer advocacy)
download Richard De Abreu Lourenco, CHERE, University of Technology Sydney19 February...
Tip sheets for submitting consumer comments to the PBAC (Lisa Briggs)
Tip-Sheet-for-Submitting-Consumer-Comments-to-the-PBAC-compressedJuly2020 download This tip sheet was written by Lisa Briggs, a Stage IV Lung Cancer Patient and Advocate, whose long experience advocating for life saving drugs to be listed on the PBS means she...
How to make a difference (PVI)
How you can make a difference. PBAC seeks comments from patients and the community to help them better interpret the evidence and to address gaps and uncertainties in the evidence. As the process already involves expert clinicians and researchers, Consumer Comments...