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lived experience research
peer support mental health expertise
experiential knowledge recovery
first person research trauma
epistemic injustice survivor
The incorporation of lived experience in mental health research has been a challenge for decades, pushing the boundaries of research to focus on the priorities of those most impacted. The people who s…
INTRODUCTION: Stroke is a life-altering event for survivors. While improving diet quality is associated with reduced stroke risk, the post-stroke effects often make meal preparation difficult. There i…
Lived experience is a crucial component in the development of innovative interventions and services in mental health care. To unlock the full potential of this valuable source of knowledge, it is esse…
Internationally, capacity building for mental health implementation and translation research has lagged. A review of literature found initiatives since 2008 indicating limited dedicated attention to g…
BACKGROUND: Modified constraint-induced movement therapy (mCIMT) improves upper limb (UL) function after stroke. Despite up to one-third of stroke survivors being eligible, clinical uptake remains poo…
BACKGROUND: People living with HIV experience higher rates of cognitive impairment (CI), and at younger ages, than the general population. These individuals report poor health-related quality of life …
BACKGROUND: People from ethnic minority groups are disproportionately affected by COVID-19, less likely to access primary health care, and have reported dissatisfaction with health care. Although the …
AIM: This paper presents a case study review of an Australian research partnership between an independent mental health lived experience-led research network and an academic organisation established f…
BACKGROUND: Priority setting in mental health research is arguably lost in translation. Decades of effort has led to persistent repetition in what the research priorities of people with lived-experien…
More contemporary personal recovery conceptualisation of mental health recovery emphasize the need to consider the perspectives of people who experience mental ill-health. Most lived experience resear…
Mental health research priority-setting has a long history internationally. Many of these studies use expert panels or consensus methods across multiple mental health stakeholder groups. Whilst such a…