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Table 2 CCAG membership roles and responsibilities

From: Embedding consumer and community involvement within an established research centre: moving from general recommendations to an actionable framework

Role

Member

Experience

Responsibility

Chair

Consumer Advocate

Non-researcher

The Chair must have a good understanding of the program and CCAG purpose, control, and guide meetings effectively. Where appropriate, the Chair will receive formal training to be an effective Chair.

Co-Chair

Consumer Advocate

Non-researcher

The Co-Chair will support the Chair and provide secondary leadership.

Advisor

Consumer Advocate

Non-researcher

An additional Consumer Advocate will sit on the CCAG to balance the strategic direction of the CCIP.

Advisor

Researcher

Researcher

One OPUS researcher will be nominated to the CCAG to provide the researcher perspective.

Advisor

PhD Student

Researcher

One PhD student will be nominated to the CCAG to represent student cohort perspective.

Advisor

OPUS Executive

Researcher

A member of the OPUS Executive Committee will sit within the CCAG to advise on major initiatives and strategic direction.

Administrative support

Consumer and Community Liaison Officer (CCLO)

Non-researcher

Secretariat support, communications, and media.