Have Your Say On Stroke Rehab
Members
of the public are invited to participate in a citizen’s jury to help identify research priorities related to stroke rehabilitation.
The jury process involves four 3-hour online sessions where participants will listen to testimonies and make suggestions for how funding should be directed.
The research project is being led by Griffith University and participants will be compensated $200 for their time.
To find out more please see the attached
flyer
which includes contact details for those interested in participating.
Thanks to chamber member Judy Gregory for bringing this important initiative to our attention.
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