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Abstract:

This report describes seven examples of research where service users or disabled people controlled the research process. It aims to provide a better understanding of the role and value of user-controlled research. It describes what difference it makes when the research agenda is held and directed by service users, in terms of the impact on the research, on the researchers and subsequently on policy and services.

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Categories: health
public health
social care
Identifying topics, prioritising and commissioning
Designing research
Managing research
Undertaking research
Analysing and interpreting
Writing up and disseminating
impact on research
impact on service users involved
impact on researchers
impact on implementation and change
nature and extent of public involvement in research
impact of public involvement
reflecting on public involvement in research
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Implementation and change

Date Entered: 2010/12/07

Date Edited: 2012/11/20