Conditions of Entry
All such proposals are to be approved by One Door Mental Health. Each proposal will be considered for its suitability in relation to One Door’s goals and objectives, the relevance to the membership or target audience and timing. The researcher(s) will be requested to ensure that participants get feedback on the results of the research.
Once approved, the project can be advertised on One Door’s public website and other relevant communications channels. If there are any uncertainties about approval the request will be referred to the CEO.
One Door Mental Health requires acknowledgement in any published papers or PhD thesis that require a more active role in sourcing participants.
One Door also proactively seeks and develops partnerships with researchers at Universities. The partnerships range from the provision of peer-educators, the evaluation of a Fellowship program, a partnership wherein a staff member or One Door is actively involved in the research and other joint ventures.
One Door is committed to the development of evidence-based policies and programs through ongoing review and evaluation of existing programs, which forms an important part of One Door’s quality assurance procedures. Whether or not a program should be formally evaluated will depend on reporting requirements, the size of the investment, strategic importance, level of innovation and degree of complexity.