The webinar will present a working definition of co-design and articulate its role in the development of complex health interventions, describe the models, theories, and frameworks currently used to guide co-design, and explain how these findings are informing the next phase of the project, culminating in a ready-to-implement PRECISE reporting guideline that specifies a minimum set of items for transparently reporting co-design.
Participants will learn how to build equitable relationships with youth partners, avoid tokenism, and make sure that youth contributions are recognized, credited, and compensated appropriately. This session is ideal for trainees interested in youth-engaged, patient-oriented, and equity-focused research.
