Evidence Library
Title: Involving service users in health and social care research.
Author: Lowes, L & Hulatt, I. (Eds.)
Date Published: 2005
Reference: London: Routledge.
Are service users or carers authors: No/Not Known
Abstract:
This book is a collection of papers written by service user and professional researchers. The titles of the chapters are:
- Theory and practice of user involvement in research: making the connection with public polic and practice.
- Actively involving marginalised and vulnerable people in research
- Supporting people with learning difficulties to do their own research
- A hard fight: the involvement of mental health service users in research
- Translating health policy into research practice
- Foster carers undertake research into birth family contact: using the social action approach
- From recruitment to disemination: the experience of working together from service user and professional perspectives
- Consumer led research? Parents as researchers: the child health surveillance project
- Consumer involvement in cancer research in the UK: benefits and challenges
- Community action to housing and health needs
- Helping older people to share the research journey
- Really making it happen in Wiltshire: the experience of service users evaluating social care
- Research with children who use NHS services: sharing the experience
- From rhetoric to reality: the involvement of children and young people with mental ill health in research
- Strategies for involving service users in outcomes focused research
- Working with older women in research: benefits and challenges of involvement
- Service user involvement at all stages of the research process
- Working together to undertake research.
Related entry: none currently available
Categories: health
public health
social care
nature and extent of public involvement in research
impact of public involvement
reflecting on public involvement in research
book
Date Entered: 2007/02/27
Date Edited: 2012/11/20
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