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While co-production is increasingly emphasised in youth mental health research, few studies have explored how young people themselves conceptualise and evaluate responsible and dialogic co-production. Understanding young people's perspectives is essential to ensure that participation is meaningful and protective, rather than tokenistic or exploitative. This paper offers a retrospective reflection on a 3-year UK youth mental health programme that embedded youth involvement and co-production from the outset, at multiple levels (research participation, advisory and leadership).Objective
This study examines how young people involved in a UK youth mental health research articulate, from their own perspective, what counts as 'meaningful co-production', centring its res
SUBMITTER: Mendes JAA
PROVIDER: S-EPMC12646113 | biostudies-literature | 2025 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature