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Demystifying Research and Evidence-Based Practice for Consumers and Carers: Development and Evaluation of an Educational Package

Increasingly, consumers and carers are involving themselves in many aspects and levels of mental health services. However, one area in which active involvement has been less prominent is research. This paper describes an educational initiative that sought to increase consumers' and carers'...

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Published in:Issues in mental health nursing 2008, Vol.29 (2), p.131-143
Main Authors: Cleary, Michelle, Matheson, Sandra, Walter, Garry, Malins, Gillian, Hunt, Glenn E.
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Female
Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice
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Researcher-Participant relationships
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