Background The inclusion of people with intellectual disability in research is a common
requirement of research funding. Little conceptual clarity is available to guide the conduct of …

Decision‐making about the ethics of qualitative research is problematic where the research
design is emergent, and the balance between risks and benefits for research subjects are …

Diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) is ubiquitous in today's public discourse, underpinned
by societal recognition of inequality and demands for less discrimination. Further, DEI …

This book was written partly for my own sake. I was born into a very poor family in Southern
Thailand. Mum and Dad were the products of marginalised migrant populations in Thailand …

In this thought-provoking book, Jan Walmsley and Kelley Johnson discuss participative
approaches to research and provide an up-to-date account of inclusive practice with …

This methodological paper reviews the research literature and discusses the issues that
arise in conducting qualitative research with people for whom traditional methods of …

This chapter will endeavour to explore and articulate some of the secrets behind the closed
door of the qualitative research interview. Interviews are probably the most commonly …

We argue that it is important for researchers and service providers to not only recognize the
rights of children and young people with learning disabilities to have a 'voice', but also to …

Background This study explored 'loneliness' as experienced by adults with intellectual
disability, with 'intermittent'to 'limited'support needs. Method A measure of loneliness was …

There has been a recent growth in claims that qualitative research proposals are not treated
equitably by ethics committees. In response, recent arguments centered on establishing the …