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Question

This model was co-designed and conducted by staff and consumers in Western Sydney and two adjoining health districts. The partnership's core was a common vision to improve health literacy and deliver valuable outcomes for academics, health staff, and consumers. This was achieved by engaging each stakeholder group at every stage. The revised model builds on previous work but focuses on practical stages, strategies, and structures to build research partnerships and work towards co-creation in real-world health services and systems. It differentiates from existing models by incorporating a practical focus on the structural enablers of co-creation. The text discusses the importance of the Community of Practice in expanding the reach of a health hub to a wide range of consumers and health providers. The text discusses the expansion of a model that facilitates co-creation across various settings and projects. This model includes partnership modalities like relationship-building, partnering, and co-creating, and it acknowledges the evolving nature of research partnerships. It emphasizes the need for flexibility and commitment for meaningful co-creation in research.