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Engaging people with lived experience: best practice, challenges, and opportunities (October 2022)

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This research study by Democratic Society, looks at involving people with lived experience in health and social care policy and decision-making.

Key lines of enquiry:

  • What approaches, design features and tools (including digital and platforms) are used to engage with people with lived experience, and what makes them effective?
  • What barriers can we identify during different phases of engagement?
  • When people with lived experience are active and equal partners, what does that look like?
  • What is the impact on policy and practice of including people with lived experience in decision-making processes related to health and social care?

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Read the report in full via the link below. You can also watch a YouTube Video where authors give an overview here.

Engaging people with lived experience: best practice, challenges, and opportunities (October 2022) https://www.alliance-scotland.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Lived_Experience_Report_2022_WEB.pdf

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