Hi lovely people,
Our research team are embarking on a really exciting project- check out this message from one of our RO Research team, Bianca:
My name is Bianca and I work in the research team here at RO. I am posting here about an
exciting research opportunity for those living in rural/remote areas!
ReachOut are joining forces with researchers from Swinburne University and James Cook
University who are keen to learn about your experiences using the online communities.
So, who can take part?
They are looking for people to take part in a research interview who are 18-25 years old and
who live in rural or remote areas, so places outside of the major cities like Sydney,
Melbourne, Canberra, Adelaide, and all other major cities.
What’s it all about?
They want to learn more about how you think online communities may, or may not, help
people. They’d like to chat with you about things like…
How and why did you start using online communities?
What are your experiences of using the online communities and has it given any
help?
Are there times when the online community has not been helpful?
What are your experiences of using other health services, compared with what you
do in the online communities?
By taking part, you’ll be helping us to get a better understanding of how the online
communities work for young people in rural areas.
What’s involved?
The university researchers would like to chat for about 40 minutes by a phone call or Zoom
call, whichever you prefer!
Once you’ve spoken to them, you will also receive a Giftpay e-voucher of $50 as a thank you
for your time.
All responses will be confidential and they won’t use your real name when reporting their
findings.
If you’re keen to help out and share your experience using the online communities, check
out this form and see more info about the project.
Then, they’ll work with you to set up a convenient date and time for a conversation.
Please note that the interviews will be led by the university researchers, not by ReachOut.
Thank you!
