Amy Burnham, Katie Marchant, Trish Oliver, Mary Ryan, Barnaby Dunn
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Managing the emotional effects of coproduction in mental health research
Coproduction in mental health research is inherently emotional. This collaborative work must be configured to maximize emotional benefits and minimize emotional harms to collaborators with lived experience.
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