Participatory research carried out by or with children, has become a well-established and
valuable part of the research landscape investigating children's lives, views and needs. So …

Context Patient engagement in research consists in involving patients as partners across the
research cycle. This practice has quickly become an international standard, with funding …

Background Spotting is an informal practice among people who use drugs (PWUD) where
they witness other people using drugs and respond if an overdose occurs. During COVID-19 …

Background Marginalized communities often attract more than their share of research. Too
often, this research benefits researchers disproportionately and leaves such communities …

People who use drugs (PWUD) commonly experience housing instability due to intersecting
structural vulnerabilities (eg, drug prohibition, discriminatory housing policies), and …

Abstract Background Heroin-Assisted Treatment (HAT) is well evidenced internationally to
improve health and social outcomes for people dependent on opioids who have not been …

The belief among many Indigenous Peoples of being over-researched, often through
questionable research practices, has generated mistrust towards researchers. Despite …

Background There is growing evidence demonstrating the impact of engaging people with
lived experience (PWLE) in health research. However, it remains unclear what evidence is …

Meaningful engagement and partnerships with people who use drugs are essential to
conducting research that is relevant and impactful in supporting desired outcomes of drug …

Introduction Participatory research involving community engagement is considered the gold
standard in Indigenous health research. However, it is sometimes unclear whether and how …