Research Involvement from people with lived experience
Over recent decades the user involvement movement has moved thinking about people as research subjects and participants, to partners in research and co-researchers. The rationale for this can be succinctly explained as one concerned with improving the relevance of research and increasing the likelihood of it being useful in practice.
At SDRC we have been speaking to different people about their experiences of involvement in dementia research and are delighted sharing tips and lessons for us all.
If you are an SDRC member and would like to contribute to this series, please get in touch.
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At SDRC we have been speaking to different people about their experiences of involvement in dementia research and are delighted to be publishing a series of blogs, sharing tips and lessons for us all. Our first blog in this new Research Involvement series is from...
