生活经验必须得到适当的认可

The BMJ Pub Date : 2025-10-09 DOI:10.1136/bmj.r2089

Araya Gautam, Sanath Johnson

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作为一名患者和公众参与贡献者，以及一名有色人种女性，我（AG）在过去几年中一直是各种研究小组的成员。我欢迎沃克和他的同事们将生活经验视为专业知识的呼吁但被“纳入”会议室并不总是意味着被倾听，尤其是对有色人种或被边缘化的贡献者来说。我们经常被邀请参与缺乏情感的项目……

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Lived experience must be properly recognised

As a patient and public involvement contributor and a woman of colour, I (AG) have been part of various research panels over the past couple of years. I welcome Walker and colleagues’ call to acknowledge lived experience as expertise.1 But being “included” in the room does not always translate to being heard, especially for people of colour or marginalised contributors. We are often invited into projects that lack emotional …

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