Table 3.
At the co-design session … | Strongly disagree | Disagree | Neither disagree nor agree | Agree | Strongly agree | N/A | |
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1 | The group work felt collaborative | ||||||
2 | My contribution was valued | ||||||
3 | People attended who do not usually have representation (i.e. people with refugee and migrant backgrounds, people with diverse sexual orientation, people experiencing health accessibility issues) | ||||||
4 | The voices of refugee and/or migrant end users were heard | ||||||
5 | The roles and responsibilities of my participation were clearly defined | ||||||
6 | I understood both the processes and the language used | ||||||
7 | My time participating was compensated appropriately | ||||||
8 | There was a commitment by Shifra staff to develop consensus on what the end product should include | ||||||
9 | All co-designers were kept informed of any changes | ||||||
10 | I felt respected by Shifra staff | ||||||
11 | I felt respected by all co-design partners | ||||||
12 | Shifra staff offered me an opportunity for skill development and capability building | ||||||
13 | Shifra staff offered me co-design training and resources | ||||||
14 | There were strategies to involve people with different communication needs | ||||||
15 | There was enough time to allow relationship building | ||||||
16 | Shifra staff made attempts to reduce any power imbalance (e.g. between health professionals and refugees) | ||||||
17 | I felt safe sharing my opinions | ||||||
18 | Refugee and/or migrant end users helped shape the common agenda | ||||||
19 | I would participate in another co-design session with Shifra staff | ||||||
20 | I would encourage others to participate in a co-design session with Shifra staff | ||||||
21 | I see my ideas and contributions reflected in the final Shifra website/app |
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