Controversies in qualitative research: Amy Wells on challenging tokenistic involvement

The Qualitative Open Mic
20/11/2024 34 min Temporada 6 Episodio 7
Controversies in qualitative research: Amy Wells on challenging tokenistic involvement

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The involvement of service users in research holds transformative potential, but what happens when it becomes mere tokenism? When is it better to step away? With insights from the National Survivor User Network, we discuss the critical line between genuine engagement and superficial involvement, seeking ways to ensure research remains grounded, relevant, and truly collaborative. 

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