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Area of Science:

  • Indigenous Health
  • Health Services Research
  • Chronic Kidney Disease Management

Background:

  • Healthcare policy requires user-provider partnerships, especially for frequent users like Indigenous Australians with high chronic kidney disease (CKD) burden.
  • Effective healthcare planning necessitates incorporating patient expectations and satisfaction.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore optimal methods for enhancing renal services in Australia's Northern Territory.
  • To incorporate the expectations and satisfaction of renal patients into service enhancement strategies.

Main Methods:

  • Participatory action research framework.
  • An Indigenous Reference Group of six end-stage kidney disease patients provided input.
  • Bimonthly meetings (April-November 2017) structured as focus groups.
  • Findings were fed back to health policy and planners.

Main Results:

  • Indigenous knowledge guided project priorities.
  • Timely feedback informed health service strengths and priorities.
  • Identified changes were addressed promptly.

Conclusions:

  • This qualitative framework effectively generates local data for patient-centered health system change.
  • Consumer partnership models should be embedded in operational structures for sustainability.