How should communities be meaningfully engaged (if at all) when setting priorities for biomedical research? perspectives from the biomedical research community

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Community engagement is a core feature of participatory health research, and there is growing agreement that it is essential for all health research, from biomedical to applied forms. Community engagement is now encouraged, or even mandated, as a key element of all health research, including ‘traditional` non-participatory health research, by research institutions and funding bodies. Debate continues about when, how, and for what purpose engagement should be performed in health research, and whether the answer should vary between different types of health research. Engagement takes different forms, ranging from raising community awareness of . . .

 



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