Working together: experiences of people with aphasia as co-researchers in participatory health research studies

Exploring researchers' experiences of working with people with acquired brain injury.

PURPOSE This study aimed to investigate the challenges and positive experiences of researchers who work with people who have experienced an acquired brain injury and their families. METHODS People who were currently or had previously worked as a researcher in the field of acquired brain injury (using either quantitative or qualitative methods) were invited to participate in a focus group or i...

Designing Technology For and With Special Populations: An Exploration of Participatory Design with People with Aphasia

Computer technology has become ubiquitous in today’s society and many daily activities depend on the ability to use and interact with computer systems. Most computer technology, however, is currently designed for the “average” user, and thus ignores substantial segments of the population excluding them from many common activities. The goal of our research is to address, in part, the problem of ...

Experience of Health Leadership in Partnering With University-Based Researchers in Canada – A Call to “Re-imagine” Research

Background Emerging evidence that meaningful relationships with knowledge users are a key predictor of research use has led to promotion of partnership approaches to health research. However, little is known about health system experiences of collaborations with university-based researchers, particularly with research partnerships in the area of health system design and health service org...

015 Pp: Working Creatively to Co-produce Qualitative Mental Health Research: Reflections from Two Studies

Working Together To Help People In China Breathe Better.

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