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Patient powered research? Recognising the power of lived experience in health research (3 July 2018)

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A Nesta blog from Bella Starling discusses whose hands is the power in health research held? Researchers, or those people who should ultimately benefit from it?

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Bella is a Wellcome Trust Engagement Fellow and Director of Public Programmes at Manchester University NHS Trust. She is passionate about the democratisation of science; her Fellowship explores how public engagement with scientific research can act as a catalyst for social change.

Patient powered research? Recognising the power of lived experience in health research (3 July 2018) https://www.nesta.org.uk/blog/patient-powered-research/

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