Text box 1: Workshop agenda
Agenda
9:30–9:35	Welcome and acknowledgement of country
	Presented by: Aboriginal traditional owner
9:35–9:45	Why today is really important for young people
	Presented by: Youth consultant
9:45–10:15	About the Access 3 project
	Presented by: Chief investigator (academic)
10:15–10:30	Knowledge translation… thinking bigger and broader
	Presented by: Policy expert (academic)
10:30–10:45	Language explained…
	Presented by: Young people
10.45–11:00	NSW Youth Health Policy
	Presented by: Policy-makers
11:30–12:30	Presentation of research findings and responses from young people
	Presented by: Access lead project officer and youth consultants
12:30–1:00	Workshop groups: Question 1
	1. Young people’s health literacy embraces our connected, digitally disrupted world
	2. Traditional barriers remain but technology brings new opportunities
	3. Health system navigation must be assertively supported
	4. Engagement in healthcare is about people and positive interactions
	5. Young people perceive and experience multiple prejudices
	6. Healthcare costs are high and ripple out
	7. The ideal general practitioner has many desirable qualities but is hard to find
	8. Reducing system demands and complexity would create a more efficient and straightforward experience for young people
1:30–3:30	Workshops: Questions 2–5
	1. Young people’s health literacy embraces our connected, digitally disrupted world
	2. Traditional barriers remain but technology brings new opportunities
	3. Health system navigation must be assertively supported
	4. Engagement in healthcare is about people and positive interactions
	5. Young people perceive and experience multiple prejudices
	6. Healthcare costs are high and ripple out
	7. The ideal general practitioner has many desirable qualities but is hard to find
	8. Reducing system demands and complexity would create a more efficient and straightforward experience for young people
3:40–4:00	Synthesis of the day and wrap-up