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Downloadable resource for health justice partnership: Reviewing the way you partner

Building effective health justice partnerships (HJPs) requires partners to pay attention to how they work together, not just what they do. One way to monitor this is by setting up processes for reviewing your partnership.

An interactive document to get you started

This short, interactive online document can help you get started reviewing your health justice partnership.

Use this document to help you to identify the added value of working in partnership (for all partners), and how you might better achieve your shared goals.

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If you are thinking about – or are already working in – a health justice partnership and are not yet part of the National HJP Practitioner Network, now’s the time to join. Use the form below to sign up and one of our team will be in touch.

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This discussion guide is a companion to the monitoring and evaluation video modules, made for both organisations in your HJP to complete in partnership before setting up an evaluation process.

Guide

As part of the monitoring and evaluation learning materials, we put together a list of resources that we recommend for any practitioner working on measurement and evaluation. These guides offer a curated suite of resources covering medical research ethics, cultural safety and trauma-informed practice.

Guide