The tyranny of difference: exploring attitudes to the role of the consumer academic in teaching students of mental health nursing

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Mental Health, July 2019

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RT @brett_scholz: @chimetothrive We had a few more publications from the project since that website was updated - and some of them did expl…

@chimetothrive We had a few more publications from the project since that website was updated - and some of them did explore these questions. Three in particular that might be of interest include: https://t.co/TxoJ9j5YEQ https://t.co/klhJUdVAJa http…

Discursive psychology also gave us the tools to demonstrate how data from earlier research (https://t.co/0LBQxeH5gL) reflected ways in which non-service users position service user expertise as replaceable /5

RT @BrendaHappell: An important article highlighting stigmatised attitudes towards a consumer academic amongst nurse academics. https://t.c…

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