Add to ORKGThis paper outlines my experience as a participant with the Young Carer Project, a participatory action research (PAR) study through the University of Waterloo’s Murray Alzheimer Research and Education Program (MAREP). This article will describe my successes and challenges during this process, and discuss future applications of PAR for health promotion activities involving young carers
A community-based participatory action research (PAR) programme that has spanned 5 years is discusse...
The recognition of children and young people as active agents, not merely passive subjects, has beco...
Background: On two Care Innovation Units in the Netherlands, staff, students and Lecturer Practitio...
This paper reflects on our experiences of using participatory action research (PAR) with young peopl...
The objective of this paper is to share our experiences of participating in an action research proje...
Within research addressing issues of social justice, there is a growing uptake of participatory acti...
This article describes and reflects on the experience of the Reconnect East Arnhem early interventio...
A participatory action research (PAR) PhD study is being conducted to critically explore the issues ...
The perspective of people with dementia, particularly late-stage dementia, is often excluded from re...
Collaboration between different professions in community care for older people is often both difficu...
This chapter explores Participatory Action Research (PAR) from the perspective of researchers who ha...
Objective: The objective of this paper is to share our reflections of participating in an action res...
Service User (SU) involvement in the development of research and services is an integral part of cur...
Interest in participatory action research (PAR) is rising among academics, researchers, families, an...
Competition for scarce clinical placements has increased requiring new and innovative models to be d...
A community-based participatory action research (PAR) programme that has spanned 5 years is discusse...
The recognition of children and young people as active agents, not merely passive subjects, has beco...
Background: On two Care Innovation Units in the Netherlands, staff, students and Lecturer Practitio...
This paper reflects on our experiences of using participatory action research (PAR) with young peopl...
The objective of this paper is to share our experiences of participating in an action research proje...
Within research addressing issues of social justice, there is a growing uptake of participatory acti...
This article describes and reflects on the experience of the Reconnect East Arnhem early interventio...
A participatory action research (PAR) PhD study is being conducted to critically explore the issues ...
The perspective of people with dementia, particularly late-stage dementia, is often excluded from re...
Collaboration between different professions in community care for older people is often both difficu...
This chapter explores Participatory Action Research (PAR) from the perspective of researchers who ha...
Objective: The objective of this paper is to share our reflections of participating in an action res...
Service User (SU) involvement in the development of research and services is an integral part of cur...
Interest in participatory action research (PAR) is rising among academics, researchers, families, an...
Competition for scarce clinical placements has increased requiring new and innovative models to be d...
A community-based participatory action research (PAR) programme that has spanned 5 years is discusse...
The recognition of children and young people as active agents, not merely passive subjects, has beco...
Background: On two Care Innovation Units in the Netherlands, staff, students and Lecturer Practitio...
