0202510090456
TEN4TEN works with geographically defined communities — towns with fewer than 1,500 people — to co-design local interventions that address their specific cardiovascular health challenges. Each town is different. The program uses CHRI's proven co-design model to bring together community members, health providers, researchers, and local organisations to identify priorities, design solutions, and measure progress together. Our tech-first commitment means we bring cutting-edge health technology — wearable devices, AI-assisted screening, mobile health apps — to remote communities first, not last.
The first site of this project is Brewarrina, New South Wales, Australia.STARDIT ID:
0202510090456State ongoing
Start 2025-01-02
Form updated 2026-03-10
Inputs
Members of the public (link)
Task: partners in the project to help shape the future of the project
Compensation: other
Kylie Gwynne (link)
ID: 0000-0002-6897-4528
Task: Research leadership and responsibility
Compensation: paid
Connie Henson
Task: Methods and data collection and analysis
Compensation: paid
Morwenna Kirwan
Task: Impact and translation
Compensation: paid
Amanda Capes-Davis
Task: Ethics and reporting
Compensation: paid
Sergey Alexeev
Task: Quantitative analysis
Compensation: paid
Nida Afzal
Task: Budget and planning
Compensation: paid
John Yealland
Task: Site development, resources, data cleaning
Compensation: paid
Kerri Colegate
Task: WA manager, site development and support
Compensation: paid
Evelyn Wolfenden
Task: Workforce, governance & compliance
Compensation: paid
Blade Bancroft-Duroux
Task: Data collection
Compensation: paid
Science for All (link)
Task: Supporting with co-evaluating the co-design process, including co-reporting of the process using STARDIT reporting
Compensation: paid
Local community members
Task: Involved in shaping every stage of the project, including co-designing, evaluation and reporting
Compensation: gift
Impact: All stages
Consumer Advisory Group
Task: Advise on all aspects of the project
Method: Formal group with Terms of Reference
Recruitment: Public invitation via public URL
Communication: Online and in-person
Compensation: paid
Consumer / User Panels (CUP) (TBC)
Task: Advising and supporting with specific aspects of the project when required, such as reviewing information and materials
Method: Formal group with Terms of Reference
Recruitment: Public invitation via public URL
Communication: Online and in-person
Compensation: paid
Jack Nunn (link)
ID: 0000-0003-0316-3254
Task: Supporting Science for All with co-evaluation of co-design and co-reporting, using STARDIT
Method: Consultant
Communication: Online and in-person
Compensation: paid
Outputs and impacts
Impact: lower morbidity and mortality of CVD and other chronic diseases within 10 years
Impact: 1: Increased Quality-Adjusted Life Year and Disability-Adjusted Life Years 2: longer, healthier work-life for community member
Measurement: Quality-Adjusted Life Year and Disability-Adjusted Life Years
Contributors: Investigator team are involved in co-reporting data, with community members involved in co-designing outcome measure of importance