Please read a new article recently published in Health Expectations titled ‘Amplifying the voices of Black racial minorities in mental health research through public involvement and engagement: The importance of advisory roles.’
“Ensuring adequate representation and the active, meaningful and visible involvement of groups likely to be most impacted by research findings and/or the lack of research inquiry are increasingly acknowledged. This is particularly relevant for Black racially minoritised groups who are less visible as research participants and in patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) roles. Our viewpoint article sought to discuss reflections and insights on their involvement experience, with particular attention to perceived barriers and enablers to PPIE involvement.”
The article is authored by Juliana Onwumere, Anthony Gentle, Rachel Obanubi, Annette Davis, Moffat Karuga, Rubbia Ali and Valentina Cardi and can be accessed here.
