Lived experience research as a resource for recovery: a mixed methods study.

Anne HoneyKatherine M BoydellFrancesca ConiglioTrang Thuy DoLeonie DunnKatherine GillHelen GloverMonique HinesJustin Newton ScanlanBarbara Tooth

Published in: BMC psychiatry (2020)

The research suggests the potential usefulness of lived experience research resources, presented in user-friendly formats, in the lives of people who experience mental health issues and implies a need to nurture this type of research.

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