How to Recruit for a Practitioner Stakeholder Advisory Board: the PROACTIVE Experience

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Our flyer on how to recruit for a Practitioner Stakeholder Advisory Board (PSAB) is available now!

The PSAB played a crucial role in the success of the PROACTIVE project by providing valuable feedback and advice throughout the entire process. This flyer provides valuable insight into the experience of the PROACTIVE regarding our recruitment strategy, which included targeting diverse expertise, and ensuring redundancy, all while relying on sub-groups to provide niche advice.

Read the full flyer to learn more:

PROACTIVE Practitioner Stakeholder Advisory Board flyer on How to Recruit for a Practitioner Stakeholder Advisory Board: The PROACTIVE Experience. The flyer starts with explanation of PSAB. In the middle there is a heading What worked for PROACTIVE and lists four sub headings: recuritment, diverse expertise, redundancy and sub group. Next to it there is a Pie chart which represents percentage of PROACTIVE PSAB members.

PROACTIVE flyer on How to Recruit for a Practitioner Stakeholder Advisory Board.

 

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