Using a co-design methodological approach to optimize perioperative nursing care for older adult patients from ethnically diverse backgrounds: a study protocol

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Figure 1. Image comparison of experience based Co-design (EBCD): a six-stage design process (Robert, 2013, p. 7) (left) and the current study, tailored approach to co-design (right).

Figure 2. Summary of the three phases of this co-design approach.

Table I. Roles of Core Advisory Group (CAG) members.

• Health consumer representatives x2

• Hospital patient experience manager who then became a co-design and consumer engagement manager with a state government health agency

• The Local Health District multicultural team member to establish community group leader contacts

• Academic expert in the areas of both nursing and ageing

• Local health district safety culture coordinator

• Perioperative nurse

• A pre-admissions and day stay Nursing Unit Manager (NUM)

• Co-design process consultant

• Interpreting and translating service representative

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