This co-design special issue asked researchers to partner with participants in the research
process, to present lived experiences of co-design, to show what the co-design process …

For a group co-producing participatory homeless health research, the COVID-19 pandemic
presented challenging circumstances, notably physically distanced working. With limited …

Aims This commentary aims to describe a case of how meaningful co‐design between rural
health service leaders and a health service‐embedded research unit can identify emerging …

Abstract Carnegie UK (CUK) and National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) INVOLVE
held a meeting on the co-production of research, how we work together on equal terms. We …

Introduction: Engagement and co-production in healthcare research and innovation are
crucial for delivering person-centred interventions in underserved communities, but the …

We are three female anthropologists collaborating in global health research. Across
languages, cultures, and ethnicities, we are connected through our social engagement with …

Introduction Numerous frameworks for defining and supporting co‐created research exist.
The practicalities of designing and conducting co‐created research are clearly important, yet …

This article explores the relationship between institutional funding for research and
community-based or co-enquiry research practice. It examines the implementation of co …

The past decade or so has seen a greater push for more inclusive practice in the way
research is developed and co-produced with patients and the public. The drivers have been …

Co-design with people having poor access to health services and fragile health systems in
low-and middle-income countries can be momentous in bringing service users and other …