But, as I see the layout of the study unfold, I m enjoying the process. Ask and you will learn. Now trained in the quantitative research segment at the individual level, I am asking the questions. Of course I am still learning. Though it is far too soon to share what we have learned from the study, I am looking forward to us sharing our proposed study at the upcoming provincial Psychosocial Rehabilitation conference in Niagara Falls.
Consumers benefit from having their say about the mental health system.
Consumers, we may find, increase their sense of identity, dignity, self-esteem and competence should they become an active member of a consumer driver initiative. They should be invited and encouraged to share their experiences. Their contributions should be acknowledged and valued. The interviews are conducted in a milieu that creates a sense of hope. Hiring consumers to gather information from other consumers means a better study.