Appreciative inquiry finds ways to improve service development for people with brain injuries, suggesting their voices are vital.
Background Person-centred health communication balances the contributions of service providers and users. However, people living with brain injuries typically find their voices excluded from service developments. Person-centred communication in service development promotes collaboration, self-identity and empowers services to be designed by and for their population.
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