To what extent are patients involved in researching safety in acute mental healthcare?

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3/. Led by Lynn Brierley-Jones & @laurenpramsey we examined previous researcher’s attempts to involve patients in the design and development of mental health research on acute mental health wards. https://t.co/TQ9NaXeaq5 https://t.co/YNHwjrEa8k

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