Background Drug user networks and community-based organizations advocate for greater,
meaningful involvement of people with lived experience of drug use in research, programs …

Although research in partnership with older people has been slower to develop than that
with some other service user 'groups', there are a growing number of health and social care …

Background Research funding bodies have significantly increased emphasis on the need
for public involvement in research with the requirement to evidence effective methods and …

Social scientific research has become increasingly aware of power asymmetries and the
elitist and exclusive nature of scientific knowledge production. These debates have resulted …

This article critically examines the implications accompanying the introduction and
implementation of recovery‐based policy. The article draws upon research conducted in L …

This paper explores some of the ethical considerations of working collaboratively with
people with dementia within research based upon the experiences, challenges and learning …

Participatory research actively engages participants in some or all stages of the research
process–from deciding on scope and problem statement to actively collecting data to …

Much has been written about the stigmatisation and discrimination ascribed to people with
dementia in society and in research. This marginalisation has led to a silencing of their …

The focus of this paper is on the complex and sometimes contradictory effects of generating
films with and about young people who have experienced homelessness, through …

Recent years have seen an increased epistemological and methodological interest within
sociology in participatory research. Seen as one mode by which to upturn the apparent …