Reveals the benefits and outcomes of co-production in mental health research, highlighting family carer leadership.
In recognising that co-production is fundamentally different to traditional research, this paper revealed the value, outcomes, and benefits of processes, practices and ethos that engaged and elevated family carer leadership in research. Family carer co-researchers experienced feelings of increased capability and identified that co-production, is right if the end result resonates with the whole experience.
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